Cogéis

Cogéis is a verb form in the Spanish language. Specifically, it is the second-person plural (vosotros/vosotras) present indicative form of the verb coger. The verb coger is widely used in Spain and many parts of Latin America, though its usage and meaning can vary regionally. In Spain, "coger" is a common verb with multiple meanings, including "to take," "to catch," "to grasp," or "to get."

Therefore, "cogéis" translates to "you all take," "you all catch," or "you all get," depending on the context. For example, "Vosotros cogéis el autobús" translates to "You all catch the bus." Similarly, "Vosotras cogéis el libro" means "You all take the book."

It is important to note that in some Latin American countries, particularly Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay, the verb "coger" can have vulgar sexual connotations. In these regions, other verbs like "tomar" or "agarrar" are often used instead of "coger" to avoid this unintended meaning. Consequently, the form "cogéis" would also carry this potentially offensive connotation in those specific regions. The standard present indicative for the second-person plural in many Latin American countries, where "vos" is used instead of "vosotros," would be "agarráis" or "tomáis," depending on the verb chosen.