tramitasteis

Tramitasteis is the second person plural form of the Spanish verb tramitar in the preterite tense. It denotes that a group of people, addressed as vosotros, completed the action of processing or handling something in the past. The form is used to indicate a finished past action by the you all of Spain and some other regions that use the vosotros form.

In terms of grammar, tramitar is a regular -ar verb, and tramitasteis is the preterite ending for vosotros: a past, completed action. Examples include: Ayer vosotros tramitasteis la solicitud ante la oficina; Después de entregar los documentos, tramitasteis el permiso rápidamente. In contexts that do not use the vosostros form (common in much of Latin America), the corresponding past tense for you all is typically tramitaron (ustedes tramitaron) with the ustedes pronoun.

Regionally, tramitasteis is most common in Spain and in communities that retain the vosotros form. In many Latin American dialects, speakers instead use ustedes in place of vosotros, forming tramitaron in the past tense for ustedes. This leads to limited use of tramitasteis outside Spain and related dialects.

Related forms include the infinitive tramitar, the noun trámite, and other tenses and persons such as tramitó (él/ella), tramitamos (nosotros), tramitaste (tú), and tramitaron (ellos/ustedes). The term generally means to process, forward, or deal with a procedure or administrative task. It derives from the noun trámite, related to formal procedures and steps in a process.