Haceis (en. You do)

/aˈθeiz/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To carry out or execute something.

What are you doing in the afternoon?

¿Qué haceis en la tarde?

To cause or provoke an effect.

You make a lot of noise.

Haceis mucho ruido.

To create or generate something.

You do a good job.

Haceis un buen trabajo.

From Latin 'facere', which means 'to do'.

What are you doing?

Question about what they are doing.

¿Qué haceis?

Do whatever you want.

Expression inviting to do as they wish.

Haced lo que queráis

You don't pay attention.

Phrase indicating that they are not paying attention.

No haceis caso

does

Third person singular of the present indicative of the verb to do.

hace

we do

First person plural of the present indicative of the verb to do.

hacemos

fact

Result of the action of doing.

hecho

It is used among friends to refer to doing something together.

We're going out, what are you doing?

Vamos a salir, ¿qué haceis?

Expression to indicate that something happens without planning.

We held an impromptu party, are you in?

Hemos hecho una fiesta improvisada, ¿te apuntas?