Tráeme (en. Bring me)

/ˈtɾa.e.me/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates a command or request for someone to bring something.

Please bring me a glass of water!

¡Tráeme un vaso de agua, por favor!

Used to ask for an object to be delivered.

Bring me the book I left on the table.

Tráeme el libro que dejé en la mesa.

Can imply a sense of urgency when requesting something.

Bring me the food quickly, I’m hungry.

Tráeme la comida rápido, que tengo hambre.

Imperative form of the verb traer, which comes from the Latin 'trahe're.

bring me that

Requests that something specific be brought.

tráeme eso

bring me

Indicates that one wants the person to come towards me with something.

tráeme a mí

bring me back

Requests that someone return with something.

tráeme de vuelta

traer

Verb meaning to carry something to a place.

traer

traído

Past participle of the verb traer.

traído

portar

Synonym of carrying something with oneself.

portar

A colloquial way to urgently request something.

Bring me the beer, we're at the party!

¡Tráeme la cerveza, que estamos en la fiesta!

Used in a friendly context to ask for a favor.

Friend, bring me that which is in the kitchen.

Amigo, tráeme eso que está en la cocina.