When to Use Traer?
Use Traer to Ask Your Waiter to Bring You Something. Llevar Is the Verb You Would Use to Volunteer to Take a Dish to a Friend's Buffet…And Then Traer When You...
Use traer to ask your waiter to bring you something. Llevar is the verb you would use to volunteer to take a dish to a friend's buffet…and then traer when you are actually at the party and telling someone what you brought.
Does llevar mean to bring?
When expressing that a person is taking something or someone else to a different place, 'llevar' means 'to take' or 'to carry'.
How do you use the verb Traer?
- To bring. Voy a traer una botella de vino. ...
- To carry. Desafortunadamente no traigo dinero. ...
- To wear (or be dressed in) ¿Qué traes esta noche? ...
- To provoke (or cause) ...
- To have (or contain) ...
- Traer(se) (to bring with oneself)
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