How to Say ‘Do you bring / You bring’ in Portuguese
Trazes
TRAH-zesh
[TRAH-zesh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Trazes] is the [tu] form of [trazer], so it goes with informal "you." The same kind of swap shows up in [fazes], [dizes], [queres].
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Using [tu] here makes it direct and playful, which fits flirting in Portugal. With a stranger, that can feel natural in bars and nightlife, but it's still more forward than a neutral opener.
Phrase Breakdown
Trazes
[TRAH-zesh]
do you bring / are you bringing
Second person singular of 'trazer', used informally to ask what someone comes with.
Trazes charme natural ou ensaiaste antes de chegar?
Are you bringing natural charm or did you rehearse before arriving?
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