Conjugation of the Verb 'Traer'

Questions and Answers

What does (yo) traje mean?

I brought

What does (tú) trajiste mean?

you brought

What does (Ud./él/ella) trajo mean?

you/he/she brought

What does (nosotros) trajimos mean?

we brought Signup and view all the answers

What does (vosotros) trajisteis mean?

you guys brought Signup and view all the answers

What does (Uds./ellos/ellas) trajeron mean?

you/they brought Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Conjugation of the Verb "Traer" (to bring)

"Traje" is the first-person singular form (I brought) in the preterite tense.
"Trajiste" is the second-person singular form (you brought) used in informal contexts.
"Trajo" is the third-person singular form (you/he/she brought), suitable for formal or general use.
"Trajimos" indicates the first-person plural (we brought), used when referring to a group including the speaker.
"Trajisteis" is the second-person plural form (you guys brought), specifically used in Spain.
"Trajeron" is the third-person plural form (you/they brought), applicable for both formal and informal contexts.

Contextual Usage

"Traje" emphasizes a personal experience or action in relation to bringing something.
"Trajiste" is often used for informal conversations among friends or peers.
"Trajo" can be used to respectfully address someone or refer to a third party.
"Trajimos" reflects collective action, indicating a shared experience of bringing something.
"Trajisteis" emphasizes addressing a group, primarily used in Spain.
"Trajeron" is versatile for addressing multiple people or formal occasions.

Description

Test your knowledge on the conjugation of the Spanish verb 'traer' in different tenses. This quiz covers the preterite forms and their contextual usage. Challenge yourself to see how well you understand these important conjugations!