negociás

Negociás is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb negociar in the voseo variety of Spanish. It is used as informal address in Argentina and Uruguay, and in other regions where voseo is common, as an alternative to the tú form.

Voseo uses a distinctive present tense ending, so negociás corresponds to “tú negocias.” Other tenses for vos generally parallel the tú forms: preterite negociaste, imperfect negociabas, future negociarás. The affirmative imperative is negociá and the negative is no negociés.

Usage and notes: The use of voseo indicates informal address and regional identity; in formal writing or wider interaction, usted is usually preferred depending on the country. In Argentina and Uruguay, voseo coexists with other forms, and regional norms guide formality and audience. Learners should identify the regional variety to avoid miscommunication.

Examples: ¿Qué negociás para la reunión de hoy? Negociás con el proveedor para obtener un descuento. Si no negociás, no obtendrás el contrato.