Cogeréis

Cogeréis is the second-person plural future indicative form of the Spanish verb "coger." This verb has a wide range of meanings, with its most common translations including "to take," "to catch," and "to grab." The future indicative tense in Spanish is used to express actions that will happen in the future. Therefore, "cogeréis" specifically refers to an action that "you all" (plural, informal in Spain; plural, formal in Latin America) will take, catch, or grab.

The usage of "coger" can vary significantly depending on the region. In Spain, it is a very common and generally neutral verb. However, in many parts of Latin America, "coger" carries a strong vulgar sexual connotation, similar to the English word "fuck." Because of this, speakers in Latin America often opt for alternative verbs like "tomar" (to take) or "agarrar" (to grab) to avoid accidental offense. When encountering "cogeréis," context is crucial to understand the intended meaning and to be aware of potential regional differences in connotation.