reunís

Reunís is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb reunir, in the voseo conjugation used in Rioplatense Spanish. It corresponds to the tú form reunís? Actually the standard tú form is reúnes; reunís is the vos form for you (singular) in informal speech. The verb reunir means to bring together, to gather, or to assemble, and can also appear in reflexive form as reunirse, meaning to meet.

Origin and grammar notes

Reunir derives from Latin reunirĕ, from re- “again” + unire “to join.” In countries that use voseo (notably Argentina and Uruguay), the present indicative for vos ends in -ís, as in reunís. The corresponding formal or plural forms are usted reúne / ustedes reúnen, and in many dialects the tú form would be reúnes. In Spain, where voseo is not standard, the form reúnís exists only as the second-person plural (vosotros) present, not as a vos form. The accent in reunís marks the force to the last syllable.

Usage

Reunís is used to address or refer to one person informally. It often appears in contexts like organizing events, coordinating groups, or describing habitual gatherings. For contrast, tú reúnes is the tú form, and ustedes reúnen is the formal/plural form.

Examples

- Vos reunís a tus amigos cada viernes para practicar fútbol.

- ¿A qué hora te conviene que nos reunamos si vos traés las ideas?

Related terms

Reunirse is the reflexive form meaning to meet or to get together. Reunir as a transitive verb can mean to gather items or people, depending on context.