cogíais

Cogíais is a verb form in the Spanish language. Specifically, it is the second-person plural imperfect indicative conjugation of the verb coger. The verb coger is widely used in Spain and many parts of Latin America, though its meaning and usage can vary geographically. In Spain, it commonly means "to take," "to catch," or "to grab." In some Latin American countries, however, the verb coger has acquired vulgar sexual connotations, leading to its avoidance or replacement with synonyms like tomar or agarrar in those regions.

The imperfect indicative tense in Spanish is used to describe ongoing or habitual actions in the past, as well as to set a scene or describe conditions. Therefore, "cogíais" would translate to "you all were taking," "you all used to take," or "you all used to catch," depending on the context and the specific meaning of "coger" being employed. For example, "Vosotros cogíais el autobús todos los días" would mean "You all used to take the bus every day." The use of "vosotros" is characteristic of the second-person plural in Spain, whereas in Latin America, "ustedes" is typically used for both formal and informal plural "you," and would conjugate with the verb differently.