removéis

Removéis is a conjugated form of the Spanish verb remover. It is the second-person plural informal present indicative, used with the pronoun vosotros. The translation is “you all remove.” This form is characteristic of Spain and other regions where the vos form is used. In most of Latin America, the corresponding form for “you all” is ustedes remueven.

Remover, the verb from which removéis is derived, has several senses: to take something away, to move something from its position, or in cooking, to stir or mix ingredients. The exact sense depends on context: removéis la suciedad de la mesa with a cloth means you all remove dirt from the table; in cooking, removéis la sopa means you all stir the soup.

Orthography and pronunciation: removéis carries an acute accent on the é to indicate stress on the last syllable, following general Spanish rules for words ending in -éis. This accent helps distinguish the form from other verb tenses and moods of remover.

Usage notes: Because removéis is used primarily in Spain and regions that use the vos form, speakers elsewhere may prefer ustedes remueven or choose different verbs such as quitar depending on the intended meaning. The related subjunctive form for vosotros is remováis.