How to Say ‘I bring you’ in Portuguese
Lhe trago
lyeh TRAH-goo
[lyeh TRAH-goo]
💬 Usage Tip: [Lhe] means [to you] here, so Portuguese says something like [I bring to you the coffee]. You'll hear this little word a lot with service verbs: [já lhe digo], [já lhe levo].
Phrase Breakdown
Lhe
[lyeh]
to you
An indirect object pronoun used politely to mean 'to you'.
Lhe trago um café grande.
I’ll bring you a large coffee.
trago
[TRAH-goo]
I bring
A form of the verb 'trazer'; in this context it means 'I’ll bring'.
Lhe trago o café já.
I’ll bring you the coffee now.
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