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tú cojas

take, grab, pick up

ˈk o x a s → coger
coj take; grab + as 2nd-person singular subjunctive
verb · second singular · present subjunctive Rare #41,837
take, grab, pick up From the verb "coger". In much of Latin America, "coger" can be vulgar; people often use "tomar" or "agarrar" instead.
SP: Espero que cojas el teléfono.
EN: I hope you pick up the phone.
Conjugation of coger
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First cojo cogemos
Second coges —
Third coge cogen
SingularPlural
Second cogerte —
cogercogerlo

No cojas frío.

Don't get cold.

— Fellini, ocho y medio (1963)

No cojas el teléfono ni abras a nadie.

Don't answer the phone or open the door to anyone.

— Tesis (1996)

Será mejor que cojas esto.

You'd better take this.

— Harry Potter y la piedra filosofal (2001)

Cierra la ventana para prevenir que cojas frío.

Close the window to prevent you from catching a cold.

No cojas el gato.

Don't pick up the cat.

Sounds similar to

cosas ˈk o s a s rojas ˈr o x a s copas ˈk o p a s comas ˈk o m a s corras ˈk o r a s