Cojáis

Cojáis is a form of the Spanish verb "coger." Specifically, it is the second-person plural (vosotros) subjunctive present tense. The verb "coger" has a wide range of meanings in Spanish, including to take, to catch, to grab, to get, to receive, and in some regions, to have sexual intercourse. The subjunctive mood is used to express a variety of nuances, such as doubt, desire, emotion, or uncertainty, and is often employed in dependent clauses.

Therefore, "cojáis" would be used in a context where the speaker is addressing a group of people (the "vosotros" form) and expressing a desire, doubt, or other subjunctive sentiment related to the action of "coger." For example, a sentence might be "¿Creéis que cojáis el autobús a tiempo?" which translates to "Do you think you (plural, informal) will catch the bus on time?" The specific meaning of "cojáis" will depend heavily on the surrounding sentence and regional usage of "coger." It is important to note that in some Latin American countries, "coger" carries a vulgar connotation, and other verbs like "tomar" or "agarrar" are used instead.