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tú andes

walk, go around

ˈa n d e s → andar
and to walk + es you-form present subjunctive
verb · 2nd-person singular informal, present tense Rare #33,662
walk, go around Often used with en to mean traveling by a type of transportation, such as a bicycle or motorcycle.
SP: Cuando andes por el centro, llámame.
EN: When you're walking around downtown, call me.
Conjugation of andar
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First ando andamos
Second andas —
Third anda andan

¡Algún día que andes por aquí te mataré!

One day when you’re around here, I’ll kill you!

— Picnic (1955)

Aunque le andes diciendo a todo el mundo que sí.

Even if you keep telling everyone yes.

— Vuelven (2017)

No andes perdiendo plata.

Don't go around wasting money.

— Nueve reinas (2000)

Deberías usar un casco cuando andes en motocicleta.

You should wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle.

No te andes con rodeos.

Don't beat around the bush.

No andes pidiendo ayuda, o el enemigo pensará que eres débil.

Don't go around asking for help, or the enemy will think you are weak.

— Левиафан (2014)

¡No andes en bata por la casa!

Don't walk around the house in your dressing gown!

No andes diciendo algo y luego lo contrario.

Don't go around saying one thing and then the opposite.

No te andes por las ramas.

Don't beat around the bush.

No andes en bici por la acera.

Don't ride your bike on the sidewalk.

Sounds similar to

antes ˈa n t e s andas ˈa n d a s anden ˈa n d e n