organizáis

Organizáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb organizar. It is used primarily in Spain with the informal pronoun vosotros to mean “you all organize” or “you organize” when addressing a group. In many Latin American dialects, where the vosotros form is not used, the equivalent meaning is expressed with ustedes organizan.

Morphology and usage notes: Organizar is a regular -ar verb. In the present tense for vosotros, the ending is -áis, attached to the stem organiz-, yielding organizáis. The form is stressed on the syllable that contains the -áis ending. In Castilian Spanish, the z is pronounced as a soft “th” sound, while in many Latin American varieties it is pronounced as an “s.”

Regional variation: The vosotros forms, including organizáis, are common in Spain and in some communities of communities that preserve its usage. In most of Latin America, speakers use ustedes (third-person plural) and say organizan to express the same idea.

Semantics and examples: The verb means to plan, arrange, or coordinate activities. Examples include: Organizáis una reunión semanal para revisar avances. ¿Organizáis el proyecto con el equipo de trabajo? The verb commonly collocates with nouns like una reunión, un evento, un calendario, or un proyecto.

Etymology and related forms: The verb derives from Late Latin organizare, from organum (instrument or tool), reflecting the sense of arranging components into an ordered whole. Related forms include organiza, organiza, organizamos, organizan, and the noun organización (organization).