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Unís is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb unir, used with the vosotros subject. It translates to “you all unite” or “you all join.” In dialects and regions that do not use the vosotros form, the present tense for you all is typically expressed with ustedes and the verb unen (ustedes unen).
The verb unir comes from the Latin unire, meaning to join or to unite. Unís is part
Present indicative forms (examples): yo uno, tú unes, él/ella/usted une, nosotros unimos, vosotros unís, ellos/ellas/ustedes unen.
Unís carries an acute accent on í to indicate that the stress falls on the last syllable,
Conjugation patterns of unir; regional variations in second-person plural forms; related verbs in the same semantic