realizáis

Realizáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb realizar. It is used with the pronoun vosotros and is common in Spain and other regions that use the informal plural vos. In many parts of Latin America, the corresponding form with ustedes is realizan, since ustedes is the usual second-person plural pronoun there.

Realizar has two main senses in everyday use. One meaning is “to carry out” or “to perform” a task or plan (realizáis un proyecto, realizáis una tarea). The other sense is “to realize” in the sense of becoming aware of something (realizáis que hay un problema). Both senses appear with realizáis depending on the surrounding clause, such as realizáis que… (you realize that…).

Conjugation and usage notes. Realizar is a regular -ar verb; the present indicative forms are: yo realizo, tú realizas, él/ella/Ud realiza, nosotros realizamos, vosotros realizáis, ellos realizan. The form realizáis specifically marks the vosotros form. The present subjunctive for vosotros is realicéis, and the imperative for vosotros is realizad.

Etymology and related forms. Realizar comes from the base real- meaning “real” or “actual,” combined with the suffix -izar to form verbs meaning “to make real” or “to perform.” It is cognate with similar verbs in other Romance languages, such as realizar in Portuguese and réaliser in French.

Examples of usage. Realizáis un proyecto importante este año. Realizáis que la fecha límite está próxima. Realizáis la tarea con eficiencia y cuidado. For Latin American Spanish, equivalents would use ustedes realizan.