tradueixes

Tradueixes is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Catalan verb traduir, meaning "you translate." It is used to indicate that the person being addressed performs the action of translating in the present.

Traduir is a Romance verb derived from Latin traducere, meaning "to lead across" or "to translate." The Catalan form tradueixes shares its origin with related verbs in other Romance languages, such as Spanish traducir and French traduire.

In standard Catalan, traduir belongs to the regular -ir verb group, with present indicative forms including: jo tradueixo, tu tradueixes, ell/ella tradueix, nosaltres traduïm, vosaltres traduïu, ells tradueixen. The tu form tradueixes is therefore the second-person singular counterpart to the first person tradueixo and the other person forms.

Usage of tradueixes appears in everyday speech and writing when addressing someone who translates a text at the present time. Examples: "Tu tradueixes aquest text de l'anglès al català?" or "Què tradueixes avui?" These constructions illustrate how the form functions within Catalan sentence structure to specify the subject and tense.

See also: Catalan verbs; Traduir; Catalan grammar.