tráeme

bring, bring me, bring to me

Verb tráeme

Compound of the informal second-person singular (tú) affirmative imperative form of traer, trae and the pronoun me.

Examples

Tráeme mi sombrero.

Bring me my hat.

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Tráeme el periódico de hoy, por favor.

Bring me today's paper, please.

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Tráeme un plato limpio y llévate el sucio.

Bring me a clean plate and take the dirty one away.

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Tráeme el periódico, por favor.

Bring me the newspaper, please.

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Tráeme las gafas.

Bring me my glasses.

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Tráeme un cuchillo limpio por favor.

Please bring me a clean knife.

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Tráeme otra cerveza.

Get me another beer.

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Tráeme mis lentes.

Get me my glasses.

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Tráeme el diccionario.

Bring me the dictionary.

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Tráeme una silla, por favor.

Get me a chair, please.

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