saques

saques

The Catalan word "saques" translates to "sacks" or "bags" in English.

Here, 'saques' is the second person singular (tú) present indicative conjugation of the verb 'sacar', meaning 'to take out' or 'to remove'.

Tu saques el llibre de la prestatgeria.

You take the book out of the shelf.

Here, 'saques' is a noun referring to 'sacks' or 'large bags', used for holding or transporting items.

Per repartir les pomes, necessites unes saques.

To distribute the apples, you need some sacks.

Here, 'saques' is in the present subjunctive mood and is used to express necessity or an imperative action.

És important que saques tot el que no necessites.

It is important that you remove everything you don't need.