Which of these answers match the question?

Question

1. ¿Me trae la cuenta? 2.¿Le traigo la sopa? 3.¿Nos trae un gazpacho? 4.¿Les traigo el postre?

A. Sí tráigmela (And I think this is spelled wrong, I'm not sure, I think it's supposed to be Sí tráig me la. Not sure) B. Sí tráignoslo (Again, I think this is spelled wrong.) C. Sí se lo traigo D. Sí se la traigo

But I have a feeling they are wrong...especially A and B I have no idea what those mean at all.

Answer 1

A. Sí, se la traigo. B. Sí, tráigamela. C. Sí, se los traigo. D. Sí,tráiganoslo.

Thank you!! And you are saying A goes with 1, correct? And what does D and B mean :| they don't even look like real words. - prooutcast, Sep 3, 2012

Answer 2

Hi! Thank you so much for your help, She didn't teach us that, so I was confused when I saw it. Could you help me with another question I posted out here about double object pronouns and how to make sentences with them? I'm really confused about it.

I'll look it up. And please, do not forget to vote if you like an answer. This is how we get reputation points on this site. - francobollo, Sep 3, 2012

Answer 3

Hi Prooutcast:

A, B, C and D are the answers to questions 1, 2, 3 and 4 above.

B. Tráigamela means: Bring it (feminine object, la sopa) to me. Broken down as follows: Traiga - Bring (imperative mode); me -- to me; la -- object pronoun (replacing la sopa)

D. Tráiganoslo means: Bring it (masculine object, el postre) to us. Broken down as follows:

Traiga - Bring (imperative mode); nos -- to us; lo -- object pronoun (replacing el postre)