planéis

Planéis is not a standard form in modern Spanish. It is commonly considered a misspelling or nonstandard variant of a verb form derived from planear, which means to plan or to outline. The normative second-person plural forms in this verb’s paradigm are planeáis in the present indicative and planeéis in the present subjunctive. In other words, planéis is not the correct written form for the present subjunctive vosotros; the correct form is planeéis, with the standard pronunciation plane-éis.

Planear is a regular -ar verb. Its standard present tense forms for vosotras/vosotros include planeáis (present indicative) and planeéis (present subjunctive). The present subjunctive is used after expressions of doubt, desire, necessity, or after certain conjunctions linking clauses, as in Es importante que planeéis la agenda con cuidado. In contrast, the present indicative conveys actual planning activity: Planeáis la reunión para la próxima semana.

Regional usage varies: in Spain, the vosotros forms are common in informal second-person plural speech and writing; in many Latin American varieties, ustedes replaces vosotros, and corresponding forms would be planeen (present subjunctive) or planean (present indicative). Etymologically, planear derives from the Latin planare, with typical Spanish verb conjugation patterns for -ar verbs.

Summary: planéis is not the standard form in contemporary Spanish. The correct present subjunctive for vosotros is planeéis, while planeáis is the present indicative. If you encounter planéis, consider it likely a typographical error or regional variation rather than a prescribed standard form.