What does "hagas" mean?
I'm not exactly sure what "No hagas drogas" means. I know it's something about drugs, but I don't know what hagas means. I need to put "hagas" in the infinitive form, but I don't know what it is.
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Note that 'hagas' is the negative (dont do...) form of the command do. There is also a positive (do...) form that looks a little different in the form 'haz'
haz
no hagas
Both of these forms are the familiar tú form of the command.
As in "Hazme un favor" Do me a favor and " no me hagas un favor" Do not do me a favor
A bit of a continuation on your question, but as you move forward this may be something you come across.
"No hagas drogas" is a literal translation from English, which a lot of natives who don't speak good English will understand as "Don't manufacture drugs". In Spanish we say "No tomes drogas". Don't learn this kind of Spanglish.
"You should not do drugs because it's a bad habit, I would say "No debes hacer drogas porque es un habito"
Not quite. "porque es un habito" means it is a habit/custom but does not imply that it is a bad one (as would "addiction"/"adicción)".
Hagas basicly means do
Hagas means dont do it.
It means don't do drugs. Hagas = do
Hagas come from the word hacer.