This is actually a bit more complicated than it sounds! The easy answer is: "to do" = "hacer" which is the infinitive form (not conjugated, that is does not indicate a person or time)
When you Conjugate the verb, in Spanish you have to change it for each person. For instance in the Present:
I do = Yo hago
You do (singlular informal) = Tú haces
You do (singular formal) = Usted hace
He does = Él hace
We do = Nosotros hacemos
You do (Plural Informal, not used in Latin America) = Vosotros hacéis
They do = Ellos hacen (or Ellas hacen when it's all women doing)
OK, that's the easy part! The more complicated part is the way we use "do" in English, which most other languases don't do! (See what I mean?)
Consider something like: "I walk."
"Do you walk?" "Yes, I do!"
In this case, we use "do" as a sort of auxilliary verb, for emphasis or forming questions. In Spanish, this "do" is not translated directly:
"Do you walk?" = "¿Camina usted?"
"Yes, I do!" = "¡Sí! Camino." (Notice you don't even have to use "Yo" [I] since it's clear from the ending)
That's a rough overview, !
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