introducís

Introducís is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb introducir. It is used with the pronoun vosotros, which is the informal plural you in Spain and in regional varieties that retain the vosotros form. The meaning is “you (all) introduce” or “you (all) are introducing.” In most Latin American dialects that use ustedes instead of vosotros, the corresponding form is introducen.

Morphology and usage notes: Introducir belongs to the -cir group of verbs. The present indicative forms are: yo introduzco, tú introduces, él introduce, nosotros introducimos, vosotros introducís, ellos introducen. The vosotros form introducís ends in -ís and carries an accent to indicate stress on the last syllable. This accent distinguishes it from other forms and aligns with the typical vosotros endings in -ir verbs.

Regional variation: While introducís is standard for vosotros Spanish, many Latin American varieties employ ustedes as the formal/plural pronoun, with the form introducen in the present tense. When you see introducís in a text, it signals informal, plural address and the use of the vosotros paradigm.

Etymology and related forms: The verb derives from Latin introducere, meaning to lead into. The related noun introducción means introduction. The present yo form introduceszco in the first person singular, illustrating a common irregularity in -cir verbs.

Example: Vosotros introducís el tema en la reunión para que todos entiendan el plan. This demonstrates the ordinary usage of the form to present or initiate a topic in a group setting.