Depends on the person you're directly commanding, but here are examples using second person tú:
Trae las uvas. = Bring the grapes.
Traeme las uvas. = Bring me the grapes. = Bring the grapes to me.
Tráemelas. = Bring me them. = Bring them to me.
No traigas las uvas. = Don't bring the grapes.
No me traigas las uvas. = Don't bring me the grapes. = Don't bring the grapes to me.
No me las traigas. = Don't bring me them. = Don't bring them to me.
When the location of the person doing the talking is the same as the destination being discussed, use traer.
When the location of the person doing the talking is not the same as the destination being discussed, use llevar.
Last edited by Rusty; November 04, 2008 at 12:04 AM.
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