veáis

Veáis is the second-person plural present subjunctive form of the Spanish verb ver, meaning “to see.” It is used with the vosotros subject, the plural informal you in Spain and other regions that maintain the vosotros form.

Formation and function: The present subjunctive endings for -er/-ir verbs give veáis for vosotros: vea, veas, vea, veamos, veáis, vean. The accent on the á in veáis marks the stressed syllable. Veáis appears in dependent clauses after verbs or expressions that express doubt, desire, emotion, possibility, or after certain conjunctions such as para que, sin que, ojalá que, and aunque in contexts requiring subjunctive mood. For example: Espero que vosotros veáis las pruebas mañana. Es posible que veáis el problema si lo revisan detenidamente.

Usage notes: In dialects that do not use the vosotros form (notably much of Latin America), the corresponding present subjunctive is vean, used with ustedes. Thus, a Latin American speaker would typically say Espero que ustedes vean las pruebas mañana.

Etymology and related forms: Veáis derives from the verb ver in the present subjunctive, with the standard vosotros ending -áis. The form is parallel to otros verbos con b forms in the same mood, such as veáis, tengáis, oigáis, depending on the verb.

See also: Spanish verb conjugation, subjunctive mood, vos vs. ustedes usage in different dialects.