What is the second person plural form of Spanish verb

You're asking for the second person plural form of Spanish verbs, which is "vosotros". However, it's important to note that this form is only used in Spain and some Latin American countries.

In most of Latin America, the "ustedes" form is used instead.

Here's how to conjugate a verb in the second person plural:

Spain:

* Vosotros + verb ending in -áis (for regular -ar verbs)

* Vosotros + verb ending in -éis (for regular -er verbs)

* Vosotros + verb ending in -ís (for regular -ir verbs)

Latin America:

* Ustedes + verb ending in -an (for regular -ar verbs)

* Ustedes + verb ending in -en (for regular -er verbs)

* Ustedes + verb ending in -en (for regular -ir verbs)

Example:

* Spain: Vosotros habéis comido. (You all have eaten)

* Latin America: Ustedes han comido. (You all have eaten)

It's important to understand the context to use the correct form!