trazáis

Trazéis is a verb form in the Portuguese language. It is the second-person plural present indicative conjugation of the verb trazer, which means "to bring" or "to carry." Therefore, "trazéis" translates directly to "you all bring" or "you all carry." This form is primarily used in Portugal and in some older or more formal contexts in Brazil, as the second-person plural pronoun "vós" (you all) is less commonly used in modern Brazilian Portuguese, where "vocês" (also meaning you all) is more prevalent and typically conjugated with the third-person plural verb form.

The verb trazer itself is a common and versatile verb in Portuguese, used in a wide range of situations. Examples of "trazéis" in use might include phrases like "Vós trazéis as boas notícias?" meaning "Do you all bring the good news?" or "Vocês trazéis o que eu pedi?" (using the more common "vocês" with the formal conjugation, though grammatically incorrect in standard modern Portuguese). The correct modern Brazilian conjugation for "vocês" would be "trazem." Understanding "trazéis" is therefore important for comprehending older texts or formal speech patterns in Portuguese, particularly from European Portuguese.