traer versus llevar

Question

When asking a waiter to bring more coffee which is the correct verb for bring-"traer" or "llevar"? Thanks

Answer 1

Traer = bring something to the place where the speaker is when using the verb.
Llevar = take something to any other place.

So "Nos/me puede traer más café" (or other alternatives with the same verb) is right.
However, you can't say "Traeré más café" if the place where you're taking/bringing the coffee is not where you are when you said it.

Answer 2

¿Puede traerne un poco más de café? (request)
Traigame un poco más de cafe (imperative)
Infinitive: traer
Present tense
Yo traigo
Tú traes
ÿl trae
Nosotros traemos
Vosotros traéis
Ellos traen

Answer 3

Tráigame

Answer 4

Would it also be correct to say "Puede traigeme un poco mas de cafe'"

Answer 5

Andele usted si sabe :D

Answer 6

bring- traer
Ej. ¿Me podría traer un poco más de café?

take- llevar

Hope it helps!

Answer 7

traer is rigth

traer ___|_ some place to here

llevar ___|_ here to some place