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pensais

Pensais is a verb form that appears in Romance languages and is most commonly discussed in the contexts of Portuguese and Spanish.

In European Portuguese, pensais is the second-person plural present indicative of pensar, used with the archaic

In Spanish, the cognate form is pensáis, written with an acute accent on the i, and it

Etymology: pensar derives from Latin pensare, meaning to weigh or ponder, with related forms in other Romance

See also: pensar.

or
literary
pronoun
vós.
It
translates
to
"you
think."
Because
vós
is
uncommon
in
everyday
speech,
the
standard
modern
counterpart
for
“you
think”
in
Brazil
and
in
much
of
Portugal
is
vocês
pensam.
The
ending
-ais
is
typical
for
the
second-person
plural
in
the
present
indicative
of
-ar
verbs
in
Portuguese.
serves
as
the
second-person
plural
informal
present
indicative
of
pensar.
The
non-accented
form
pensáis
is
not
correct
in
standard
Spanish
orthography
but
may
appear
in
non-native
texts
or
typographical
errors.
languages
that
express
the
same
sense
of
thinking
or
considering.