Traje

[DailyWord]

This is a discussion thread for the Daily Spanish Word (http://daily.tomisimo.org/) for December 21, 2008

traje - masculine noun (el) - suit. Look up traje in the dictionary (http://www.tomisimo.org/dictionary/spanish_english/traje)

Me vestí de traje con una corbata para ir a la cena.
I put on a suit and tie to go to the dinner.

[CrOtALiTo]

The word Traje is translate as suit and corbate as tie, Then I can say, I put on a suit yesterday for go to the party.

[Rusty]

The word traje is translated as suit and corbata as tie. Then I can say, "I put on a suit yesterday to go to the party."
Corrections above.

[CrOtALiTo]

Thank you.

[Elaina]

The word traje also means brought.

Yo traje unos tacos para compartir con mis compañeros de trabajo a la hora del almuerzo.

I brought some tacos to share with my co-workers at lunch time.

:)

[Jessica]

oh yes it does. I read it in my Spanish textbook, but it's not in Chapter 10. It's in a Chapter farther ahead

[CrOtALiTo]

Yes, you have had a very good idea above the word Traje, I don't remind the word Traje as bring/carry something.

Elaina traime unos tamales.
Elaina bring me a tamales now.

[Tomisimo]

Yes, you have had a very good idea above the word Traje, I don't remind the word Traje as bring/carry something.

Elaina traime unos tamales.
Elaina bring me a tamales now.

In spoken Spanish, the "ae" combination is often changed to the dipthong "ai", because it is easier to pronounce, but it's still written "ae": tráeme.