No. 14,163 in Spanish
traigan
"Traigan" means "bring" in English (used as a command or request for a group/formal "you all" in the subjunctive mood).
In a sentence
Por favor, traigan los documentos necesarios para la reunión.
Please bring the necessary documents for the meeting.
This use of 'traigan' is a formal request or command directed to multiple people, indicating action to bring certain items.
¿Qué tal si traigan algo de comida para compartir esta tarde?
How about bringing some food to share this evening?
Here, 'traigan' suggests a polite proposal addressed to multiple people, asking them to contribute food for a communal occasion.
Es importante que traigan abrigo para el viaje, ya que hace frío allá.
It is important that you bring coats for the trip, as it is cold there.
In this sentence, 'traigan' is used in the subjunctive mood to express necessity or advice directed toward multiple people.
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