How to Say "I Brought" in Spanish

traje

/ˈtɾaxe/

The Spanish phrase for "I brought" is traje.

traje is used when someone has carried something to a place.

How does it change in a sentence?

traje is the first-person singular preterite form of the verb traer.

/ˈtɾaxe/

Because traje means both 'I brought' and 'suit', a sentence like traje el traje literally translates to 'I brought the suit'.
The word traje shares an etymological connection to the English word 'train', specifically referring to the long back part of a gown that follows a wearer.
In Spanish, you can use the word traje to describe a specific traditional regional costume, such as the traje de flamenca worn during festivals in Andalusia.

Lo traje para ti.
I brought it for you.
This sentence shows how to use traje when bringing an object for someone.
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Te traje un regalo.
I brought you a present.
This sentence demonstrates using traje to say you brought a gift to someone.
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Traje spray de oso.
I brought bear spray.
This sentence shows traje being used in the context of bringing bear spray.
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He traído el informe que me pediste.
I brought the report you asked for.
Yo he llevado los folletos para la reunión.
I brought the brochures for the meeting.
¡Hola! Traje el libro que me pediste.
Hey! I brought the book you asked for.
Me traje unas películas para ver esta noche.
I brought some movies to watch tonight.
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