Enxergas

Enxergas is a Portuguese word that translates to "you see" or "you perceive" in English. It is the second-person singular conjugation of the verb "enxergar," which means to see, to perceive, or to understand. This verb can be used in both literal and figurative senses. Literally, it refers to the act of using one's eyes to detect light and form images. For example, "Você enxergas bem sem óculos?" translates to "Do you see well without glasses?"

Figuratively, "enxergar" implies understanding, realizing, or coming to a conclusion. It can also suggest a deeper level of insight or comprehension. For instance, "Ele finalmente enxergou o erro que cometeu" means "He finally saw the mistake he made." In this context, it signifies a realization or understanding of a past action. The word "enxergas" specifically addresses a single person directly, indicating that they are the one performing the action of seeing or perceiving. It is a common verb in everyday Portuguese conversation, used in a wide range of contexts from simple observation to complex cognitive processes.