How do I conjugate familiar commands?

Question

Say I ask Tim to bring me an orange, How would I translate that in spanish? the word I am focused on is conjugating BRING.

Answer 1

Use this as a starting point Imperative, then try conjugating your verb here

If you want someone to check your answer for you, just post it on this thread.

• Your link is to the conjugator which will not conjugate "bring" - Eddy Oct 5, 2009
• Sorry Eddy and Vzaval...I was assuming that the question pertained to the grammar rules and conjugation of verbs in the imperative and not to the definition of the word in question. - Izanoni1 Oct 5, 2009

Answer 2

Before using Izanoni link "here" you need the Spanish word for bring. Click on the link below and type in the word to get the Spanish equivalent.

Dictionary

Answer 3

Tu familiar commands - Step 1: Tu form "Traes," Step 2: Drop the s "Trae"

As in "Tim, trae la naranja"

If you need an indirect object (bring me the orange), it goes on the end of the command with an accent on the second to last vowel.

As in "Tim, tráeme la naranja"

Answer 4

to bring is traer