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How to Say ‘I also brought sweet bread’ in Mexican Spanish

También traje pan dulce

tam-BYEN TRAH-heh pahn DOOL-seh

[tam-BYEN TRAH-heh pahn DOOL-seh]

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.

Example

También traje refrescos.

I also brought sodas.

Words in this phrase

También

[tam-BYEN]

also

Used to add another related question or point.

Example

«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).

Example

Traje pan dulce.

I brought sweet bread.

pan dulce

pahn DOOL-seh

sweet bread

Mexican sweet pastries such as conchas, usually shared with coffee.

Example

Me gusta el pan dulce.

I like sweet bread.

Words in this phrase

pan

[pahn]

bread

Bread; 'pan dulce' is Mexican sweet bread like conchas.

Example

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'.

Example

El pastel es dulce.

The cake is sweet.

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