Conjugation of the Verb 'Traer'

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.