How to Say ‘I've brought you’ in Spain Spanish
Os he traído
ohs eh TRAH-ee-doh
[ohs eh TRAH-ee-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: os is "you" for several people you're on familiar terms with, used only in Spain. In Latin America you'd hear les he traído instead.
Phrase Breakdown
Os
[ohs]
you (plural)
Informal plural object pronoun in Spain, meaning you all.
Con la mesa lista, Os esperamos mañana a las nueve.
With the table ready, we’ll be expecting you tomorrow at nine.
he
[eh]
have
Auxiliary verb used in forming the present perfect.
He terminado mi tarea.
I have finished my homework.
traído
[TRAH-ee-doh]
Brought
Past tense of bring; carried or conveyed.
Él nos ha traído dulces típicos.
He has brought us typical sweets.
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