reúnís

Reunís is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb reunir, meaning to gather or to bring together. It corresponds to the pronoun vosotros, so the phrase translates to you all gather. The form is standard in regions where the vosotros conjugation is used, notably Spain. In many Spanish-speaking countries that favor the ustedes form, you would instead say ustedes reúnen.

Usage and nuances: Reunís is used to describe a present action performed by a group addressed informally. It is transitive, taking a direct object such as people or items being gathered, for example: Hoy vosotros reunís a los participantes en la sala de conferencias. When referring to meeting with each other rather than gathering others, the pronominal form is reunirse, and the corresponding vosotros form is os reunís.

Etymology and related forms: Reunir comes from Latin reuniō, from re- (again) plus unire (to unite). The present tense forms differ across dialects: vosotros reunís (present indicative), vosotros reunís in some informal spellings, and ustedes reúnen in Latin American varieties. Related forms include el/ella reúne, nosotros reunimos, and vosotros reunís for the action of gathering; the reflexive form for meeting among yourselves is os reunís.

See also: reunir, reunirse, and the broader Spanish verb conjugation patterns for -ir/-er verbs in the present indicative.