requerís

Requerís is the present indicative form of the verb requerir used in Spanish dialects that employ the voseo, primarily in Argentina and Uruguay. The same spelling also appears in the vosotros paradigm in Spain, where it represents the second-person plural you all require. In standard Latin American Spanish, the corresponding tú form is requieres.

The verb requerir comes from Latin requirere, meaning to seek again or to require. In present tense Spanish, requerir typically shows a stem change and the forms near the root as requier- for some persons, with vos/vosotros forms carrying the distinctive final -ís. Thus, the forms include yo requiero, tú requieres, él requiere, nosotros requerimos, vosotros requerís, ellos requieren. The exact stem pattern can vary across dialects, but requerís is the common spelling in the voseo and the informal plural vosotros contexts.

Usage and meaning: requerir generally means to need something, to require as a prerequisite, or to demand in certain contexts. It can appear in everyday and formal language, including employment, legal, and administrative settings. In voseo areas, you would say cuestiones como “Qué requisitos requerís para este trámite?” or “Vos requerís más tiempo para completar el proyecto.” In neutral Spanish, you would typically render the sense with “necesitar” or “exigir” depending on nuance.

Notes: The accent on the í in requerís marks the stressed syllable and is characteristic of both voseo and vosotros forms. Although identical in spelling, voseo and vosotros usage differ in pronouns and regional pronunciation. Environments with formal address often prefer tú ofrequiring forms or usted requiere depending on formality.