How to Say ‘I'll bring’ in Spain Spanish
Te traigo
teh TRY-goh
[teh TRY-goh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the present tense for a near-future promise, so Te traigo can mean "I'll bring it to you" in context. You'll hear the same in cafés and bars with other verbs too: Ahora te pongo un café "I'll get you a coffee now".
Phrase Breakdown
Te
[teh]
You (object)
Used as the object of a verb to indicate the person being addressed.
Te traigo un café.
I bring you a coffee.
traigo
[TRY-goh]
I bring
The action of bringing something with oneself to a place.
Te traigo una sorpresa.
I bring you a surprise.
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