How to Say ‘I brought you’ in Mexican Spanish
Les traje
lehs TRAH-heh
[lehs TRAH-heh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Les] means [to you all] here, even though English just says [I brought you]. Spanish often adds that extra little word before the verb: [les traje], [les dije], [les compré].
Phrase Breakdown
Les
[lehs]
to you all / for you
“Les” is an indirect object pronoun meaning “to you all” or “for you” in this polite context.
Les traje algo pequeño para la reunión.
I brought you all something small for the gathering.
traje
[TRAH-heh]
I brought
“Traje” is the preterite form of “traer,” meaning “I brought.” It refers to bringing something on this occasion.
Les traje un detalle de nuestra visita.
I brought you a small gift from our visit.
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