Traducís

Traducís is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb traducir in the voseo form used in Rioplatense Spanish. It corresponds to the tú form traduces in Standard Spanish. Voseo is the use of the pronoun vos for informal second person singular, primarily in Argentina and Uruguay, with regional varieties in parts of Paraguay, Chile, and Central America. The verb endings in the present indicative differ from tú forms; for -ir verbs like traducir the ending is -ís, with the stress on the final syllable, and the orthography carries an acute accent on í to indicate this stress. Therefore, traducís literally means “you translate.”

Usage notes: In formal writing or contexts outside the regions where voseo is customary, tú forms are used; in many media and literature from Argentina and Uruguay, vos forms including traducís are common. Some speakers use or alternate between vos and tú depending on social context or level of formality. The form is typically found with the pronoun vos rather than tú, and it participates in a broader set of voseo conjugations that differ from standard Spanish verb endings.

Example: ¿Traducís este texto para mañana? The answer might be: Sí, lo traduzco. This illustrates how the vos form integrates with other reflexes of the present tense and with direct object pronouns, in contrast to the tú-based equivalents found in other dialects.