Traigo (en. Bring)

/ˈtɾa.i.ɡo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To bring something to the person who is speaking.

I bring a gift for you.

Traigo un regalo para ti.

To transport something from one place to another.

I always bring food when I visit my friends.

Siempre traigo comida cuando visito a mis amigos.

To attract or cause an effect.

With his attitude, I bring joy to the environment.

Con su actitud, traigo alegría al ambiente.

From Latin 'tragere', meaning to carry or to bring toward.

I bring you good news.

Indicates that positive information is being carried or will be shared.

te traigo buenas noticias

I bring something prepared.

Means that something is ready to be used or consumed.

traigo algo preparado

I feel like learning.

Expresses motivation or desire towards an activity.

traigo ganas de aprender

to bring

Verb that means to carry something to a place or person.

traer

brought

Past participle of the verb to bring, indicating that something has been carried.

traído

betrayal

Action of betraying, related to the term to bring in a negative context.

traición

Expression that one carries something of great value with them.

Today I bring the best of myself to work.

Hoy traigo lo mejor de mí al trabajo.

Colloquially used to indicate that one has bad news.

I bring bad news about the project.

Traigo malas noticias sobre el proyecto.