vestíamosvosotrosvosotras

Vestíamosvosotrosvosotras is a phrase in the Spanish language, specifically referring to the imperfect indicative tense of the verb "vestir" (to wear or to dress) as used by the second-person plural pronoun. In Spanish, "vosotros" and "vosotras" are the informal plural "you" forms used in some regions, primarily Spain. "Vestíamos" is the first-person plural imperfect indicative form, meaning "we were wearing" or "we used to wear." Therefore, the phrase "vestíamosvosotrosvosotras" is a grammatical construction that does not exist in standard Spanish.

The imperfect indicative tense describes ongoing or habitual actions in the past, or situations that were happening at a particular moment in the past. The verb "vestir" conjugated in the imperfect indicative for "vosotros/vosotras" would be "vestíais." Thus, a correct phrase referring to what "you all" were wearing or used to wear would be "vosotros vestíais" or "vosotras vestíais." The combination "vestíamosvosotrosvosotras" appears to be a misunderstanding or a non-standard formation. It incorrectly merges the first-person plural conjugation with the second-person plural pronouns. Understanding Spanish verb conjugations is crucial for correct sentence construction.