vosotroscoméis

Vosotros coméis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the verb comer in Spanish. It is used to address a group of people in an informal or familiar register, and it is standard in Spain and parts of other Iberian-speaking communities. The phrase is written as two separate words: the subject pronoun vosotros and the verb form coméis.

Grammatical notes: comer is a regular -er verb, and the present tense vosotros form ends in -éis, yielding coméis. The accent on é marks the stressed syllable. In many contexts, the subject pronoun vosotras or vosotros is omitted because the verb ending already signals the person and number. For example, "Coméis temprano" can be understood as "You (all) eat early" without explicitly saying "vosotros."

Regional variation: In most of Latin America, the corresponding second-person plural pronoun is ustedes, with the verb form comen in the present tense ("ustedes comen"). Thus, while Spain uses vosotros coméis for informal plural address, Latin American varieties generally use ustedes comen in everyday speech. In some regions outside Spain, céorte situations may favor different forms or the use of vos, but vosotras/vosotros for informal plural is not standard there.

Related forms and notes: The vosotros form appears mainly in Spain; it is often found in written forms, media, and everyday speech there. In regions without the vosotros form, learners typically encounter ustedes comen. The form coméis helps distinguish not only number (plural) but also the familiar/informal tone of the address.

Examples:

- ¿Qué coméis hoy?

- Vosotros coméis en casa o en la oficina?

- En España, vosotros coméis temprano los domingos.