organizas

Organizas is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb organizar, meaning you organize. It is used with informal address to “tú” and appears in statements such as you organize something or your habit of organizing.

As an -ar verb, organizar follows regular present-tense endings in most forms: yo organizo, tú organizas, él/ella/Ud. organiza, nosotros organizamos, vosotros organizáis, ellos/ellas/Uds. organizan. The form organizas is the standard way to say “you organize” in everyday speech. The corresponding imperative form for giving a direct command to a person you address as tú is organiza (without the -s), as in Organiza tus archivos. The verb also appears in compound tenses with haber, for example, has organizado (having organized).

Etymology and meaning: organizar derives from organum, the Latin word for instrument or organ, combined with the Spanish suffix -izar, used to form verbs implying action to make or arrange something into a structured form. The sense in usage covers planning, coordinating, and arranging tasks, events, or resources.

Usage notes: organizas is common in personal, educational, and professional contexts. It is often paired with nouns describing what is being organized, such as tareas, agenda, proyectos, or eventos. Synonyms include planificar and coordinar, though each carries nuanced emphasis. The form is part of everyday Spanish grammar and demonstrates the regular conjugation pattern for -ar verbs in the present tense.