No. 2,772 in German
mitbringen
"Mitbringen" means "to bring along" or "to bring with."
In a sentence
Ich werde einen Kuchen zur Feier mitbringen.
I will bring along a cake to the celebration.
Here, 'mitbringen' is used to indicate that the speaker is bringing something (a cake) along to a specific event.
Kannst du bitte deine Gitarre mitbringen?
Can you please bring along your guitar?
In this sentence, 'mitbringen' is employed to request someone to bring a specific object (their guitar) with them.
Er hat gestern ein Buch mitgebracht.
He brought along a book yesterday.
The word 'mitgebracht' is the past participle of 'mitbringen,' showing a completed action in the past involving bringing an item (a book).
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