soñasteis

Soñasteis is the second-person plural form in the preterite indicative of the Spanish verb soñar, meaning “to dream.” It translates to “you all dreamed” and is used when addressing a group with the vosotros form, a regional feature common in Spain. In most Latin American dialects, the corresponding preterite for ustedes is soñaron, since the vosotros form is not standard there.

Conjugation: Soñar is a regular -ar verb in the preterite. The full set of preterite forms is: soñé, soñaste, soñó, soñamos, soñasteis, soñaron. The form soñasteis specifically combines the root soñ- with the -asteis ending and is used exclusively with vosotros.

Usage: The preterite tense expresses a completed action in the past with a definite time reference. Soñasteis is appropriate when you are speaking to a group using vosotros about a past dream or a completed dreaming event, typically with a time marker like ayer or anoche.

Example: Anoche soñasteis con viajar a la playa.