Traían (en. They brought)

/trai̯an/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates that someone brought something in a context of desire or possibility.

If they brought the food, we would all be happier.

Si ellos trajeran la comida, todos estaríamos más felices.

Used in hypothetical or conditional situations.

I wish they would bring the report on time.

Ojalá ellos trajeran el informe a tiempo.

To express a past action in subjunctive.

It was important that they brought the necessary documents.

Era importante que ellos trajeran los documentos necesarios.

From the verb 'traer', which comes from the Latin 'trahere', meaning 'to carry'.

that would bring peace

reference to the arrival of peace or calm

que trajera la paz

if she would bring

possibility that she would bring something

si ella trajera

I would like them to bring

expression of desire regarding the action of bringing

me gustaría que ellos trajeran

bring

verb that means to carry something towards the speaker.

traer

brought

simple past form of 'to bring'.

trajo

brought

past participle of the verb 'to bring'.

traído

Bring the tale

When someone brings interesting information.

Cuando alguien trae información interesante.

Bring the good news

When someone arrives with good news.

Cuando alguien llega con buenas noticias.