verificáis

Verificáis is the present indicative form of the Spanish verb verificar used with the vosotros pronoun, meaning “you all verify” in informal plural address. It is common in Spain and in other dialects that retain the vosotros form. In much of Latin America, where ustedes is used instead of vosotros, the corresponding form is verifican.

Grammatically, verificar is a regular -ar verb, so its present indicative endings are -o, -as, -a, -amos, -áis, -an. The vosotros form takes -áis, with an acute accent on the í to indicate the stressed syllable: verificáis. An example sentence is: Verificáis los datos antes de enviarlos. This form is used when speaking to a group you address informally.

It is important to distinguish verificáis from the present subjunctive vosotros form, which is verifiquéis. The subjunctive form is used in contexts requiring doubt, possibility, or non-factual statements, and it differs in both spelling and pronunciation.

Etymology: verificar derives from Latin verus ‘true’ plus facere ‘to make,’ roughly “to make true” or “to verify.” Verificáis is thus one inflected form within a broader paradigm: yo verifico, tú verificas, él verifica, nosotros verificamos, vosotros verificáis, ellos verifican.