No. 11,400 in Spanish
estáis
"Estáis" means "you are" (second person plural, informal, in Spain).
In a sentence
¿Estáis listos para empezar?
Are you ready to start?
Here, 'estáis' is used in its proper second-person plural form ('vosotros' form) in the present tense of the verb 'estar' to ask if a group of people is ready.
Si estáis en casa, podemos hablar.
If you are at home, we can talk.
The word 'estáis' indicates the location of the group being addressed, using the 'vosotros' form of the verb 'estar' to convey the sense of being at a certain place.
Parece que estáis contentos con los resultados.
It seems you are happy with the results.
In this sentence, 'estáis' is used to describe the emotional state of the group being addressed, demonstrating its role in expressing conditions or feelings.
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