interrumpís

Interrumpís is a verb form from Spanish, specifically the present indicative of the verb interrumpir. It is used as the second-person form in two main dialectal contexts: as the vos form in voseo (common in Argentina, Uruguay and parts of Paraguay, among others) and as the vosotros form in Spain and other regions that use the second-person plural pronoun vosotros. The spelling is identical in both usages, with the accent on the í indicating stress on the last syllable.

In terms of conjugation, the standard present de indicativo forms of interrumpir are: yo interrumpo, tú interrumpes, él interrumpe, nosotros interrumpimos, vosotros interrumpís, ellos interrumpen. When voseo is used, the form for the single informal you is interrumpís, and the rest of the verb endings align with the same stems (yo interrumpo, él interrumpe, etc.). In places that use ustedes instead of vosotros, the form corresponding to ustedes is interrumpen.

Usage and regionality: interrumpís in the voseo variety marks second-person singular address and coexists with tú interrumpes in many dialects that distinguish tú. In Spain, where vosostros is the standard second-person plural, interrumpís is the form used with vosotros. The choice between vos/voseo and vosotros reflects broader pronoun systems and social registers rather than a difference in meaning of the verb itself.

Etymology and meaning: interrumpir derives from Latin interrumpere, meaning to interrupt or break in. The form interrumpís carries the same core meaning and is used in sentences such as “Interrumpís la clase” (you interrupt the class) in contexts employing vos or vosotros, depending on regional norms.