Traiga (en. Bring)

/ˈtɾa.iɣa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To express the desire or will that someone brings something to the place where the speaker is.

I hope that he/she brings the documents tomorrow.

Espero que traiga los documentos mañana.

To ask someone to bring something.

Can you bring some fruits from the market?

¿Puedes traiga algunas frutas del mercado?

To indicate that someone is needed to transport something.

I want him/her to bring his/her computer for the meeting.

Quiero que traiga su computadora para la reunión.

From the verb 'traer', which comes from the Latin 'traheĕre'.

that he/she brings what was requested

indicates that someone must carry a requested item.

que traiga lo que pidió

or that he/she brings someone

suggests that one should invite or bring another person.

o que traiga a alguien

that he/she does not bring problems

expresses the wish that there are no complications.

que no traiga problemas

bring

Verb that means to carry something from one place to another.

traer

take

Verb that refers to moving something.

llevar

send

Verb that indicates the act of sending something to someone.

enviar

That someone brings something unexpectedly.

If he/she also brings a dessert, that would be great.

Si traiga también un postre, sería genial.

Used to ask someone to do a favor.

Bring whatever you need, I’ll help.

Traiga lo que necesite, yo ayudo.