Is Spain the only country that uses "vosotros" for "you all"?

Question

Is Spain the only country that uses *vosotros* for *you all* (informal) instead of *ustedes*? (In the second-person perspective). Examples:> Spain: *Vosotros sois inteligentes.*> Other (?): *Ustedes sois inteligentes.*> All: *Ustedes son inteligentes.*Correct me if me (or my examples, most likely) are incorrect, but I want to know if what I learned is right :)

Answer 1

Es correcto. España es el unico país que utiliza el vosotros.

Los ejemplos están muy bien

Answer 2

Great, question! This can get a little confusing for sure, but thankfully the answer is clear: vosotros is only used in Spain for you all. Ustedes is used in all other Spanish-speaking countries to refer to the 2nd person plural (or plural "you"/"you all").

Also, great job on your examples - they are on the right track. Ustedes always goes with son (if we're using ser in the present), never with a form of a vosotros-conjugated verb (sois).

Hope that clears things up! Let me know if you'd like any further clarification.

Buena suerte :)