"To bring" in Spanish: "Llevar" or "Traer"?

Learn fast and easy how to use the verbs "llevar" and "traer" in Spanish. Whereas in English you would say "to bring", in Spanish we use two different verbs. One, "llevar", is used when you want to take something from here to there (de aquí para allá). The other, "traer", is the opposite because you are taking that something from there to here. Aha! This is the difference between these two Spanish verbs. If you watch my lesson, you will learn these two verbs with examples, and details so you will not make mistakes. More importantly, if you are invited to a party, you will know which one you should use. Now, if you do not watch my lesson, then you are losing your opportunity to learn Spanish for FREE. Stop making excuses to learn Spanish. Be bilingual without spending one cent, with me, Butterfly Spanish, and start exercising your Latin mouth muscles :)



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