
vosotras
boh-SOH-trahs
📝 In Action
¿Vosotras sois las nuevas estudiantes?
A1Are you all (fem.) the new students?
Vosotras tenéis que terminar el informe antes de las cinco.
A2You (fem. plural) have to finish the report before five.
Si vosotras queréis ir al cine, yo os acompaño.
B1If you (fem.) want to go to the cinema, I'll go with you.
💡 Grammar Points
A Subject Pronoun
This word acts as the person performing the action in the sentence (the subject). It always requires the verb to be conjugated in the 'vosotras' form (often ending in -áis, -éis, or -ís).
Gender Specificity
Use 'vosotras' ONLY when addressing a group made up entirely of women or girls. If there is even one male in the group, you must use 'vosotros'.
❌ Common Pitfalls
Confusing Regional Use
Mistake: "Using 'vosotras' when speaking in Mexico or Colombia."
Correction: In almost all of Latin America, use 'ustedes' for the plural 'you,' regardless of how formal or familiar you are with the group.
⭐ Usage Tips
The 'You' Forms
Think of 'vosotras' as the feminine plural version of 'tú' (the singular informal 'you'). It is used among friends, family, and peers in Spain.
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: vosotras
Question 1 of 2
If you are in Madrid and addressing a group of five female friends, which pronoun should you use?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'vosotras' used in Latin America?
No. While it is understood, it is not used in standard conversation in Latin America. They use 'ustedes' for the plural 'you' in all situations, regardless of formality or gender.
What is the difference between 'vosotras' and 'vosotros'?
'Vosotras' is used only when every person in the group is female. 'Vosotros' is used when the group is all male or when the group is mixed (even if it's 99 women and 1 man).