How to Say ‘I've brought tortilla’ in Spain Spanish
He traído tortilla
eh trah-EE-doh tor-TEE-yah
[eh trah-EE-doh tor-TEE-yah]
💬 Usage Tip: traído comes from traer "to bring" and keeps a written accent so the í is said as its own sound: (tra-EE-do).
Phrase Breakdown
He
[eh]
I have
Auxiliary 'haber' for the present perfect, used before a past participle.
He comido mucho.
I have eaten a lot.
traído
[trah-EE-doh]
brought
Past participle of 'traer', to bring.
Has traído el táper.
You've brought the lunchbox.
tortilla
[tor-TEE-yah]
omelette (Spanish potato omelette)
In Spain, a thick omelette made with eggs and potatoes, sometimes onion.
La tortilla de patatas es muy típica.
The potato omelette is very typical.
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