How to Say ‘I also brought sweet bread for everyone.’ in Mexican Spanish
También traje pan dulce para todos.
tam-BYEN TRAH-heh pahn DOOL-seh pah-rah TOH-dohs
[tam-BYEN TRAH-heh pahn DOOL-seh pah-rah TOH-dohs]
Phrase Breakdown
También traje
tam-BYEN TRAH-heh
I also brought
Stress the end of 'también': tahm-BYEN. The j in 'traje' is a strong h.
También traje tortillas.
I also brought tortillas.
Words in this phrase
También
[tam-BYEN]
also
Used to add another related question or point.
«También» agrega otra pregunta sobre la empresa.
“También” adds another question about the company.
traje
[TRAH-heh]
I brought
Past tense 'yo' form of 'traer' (to bring).
Traje pan dulce.
I brought sweet bread.
pan dulce
pahn DOOL-seh
sweet bread
Mexican sweet pastries. Say pahn DOOL-seh.
Compré pan dulce.
I bought sweet bread.
Words in this phrase
pan
[pahn]
bread
Bread; 'pan dulce' is Mexican sweet bread like conchas.
Compré pan en la panadería.
I bought bread at the bakery.
dulce
[DOOL-seh]
sweet
Adjective for sugary taste or a kind personality; as a noun, 'candy'.
El pastel es dulce.
The cake is sweet.
para todos.
pah-rah TOH-dohs
for everyone.
'Para' means 'for' and 'todos' means 'everyone'. In casual speech 'para' often sounds like 'pa''.
Hay comida para todos.
There's food for everyone.
Words in this phrase
para
[pah-rah]
for
Used to indicate the purpose or destination.
Este regalo es para ti.
This gift is for you.
todos
[TOH-dohs]
everyone / all
Refers to all the people in a group.
Todos celebraron la jugada.
Everyone celebrated the play.
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