reportasteis

Reportasteis is the second-person plural form in the pretérito (simple past) of the verb reportar in Spanish. It is used with the vosotros subject pronoun and is common in Spain and regions that maintain the vos/vosotros form. In many Latin American varieties, where the vosotros form is not used, the equivalent meaning is conveyed with ustedes on the verb reportaron.

Formation and grammar: reportasteis is built from the infinitive reportar by removing -ar and adding the vosotros preterite ending -asteis. This pattern is typical for regular -ar verbs in the pretérito for vosostros. The stress falls on the last syllable, as in many Spanish words ending with s.

Usage notes: Although widely understood, reportasteis is primarily used in casual or informal plural address with vosotros. In formal or unfamiliar contexts, or in regions that do not use vosostros, speakers tend to use ustedes reportaron (or simply reportaron) to express the same meaning. The form does not carry aspectual differences beyond the simple past tense; it is distinct from imperfect forms like reportabais, which indicate ongoing or repeated past action.

Example: Ayer vosotros reportasteis los resultados al comité. Translation: Yesterday you all reported the results to the committee.

See also: reportar, pretérito, vosotros, ustedes, reportaron.