Diferencias entre LLEVAR y TRAER

Los verbos «llevar» y «traer» se refieren a “mover a una persona o a una cosa de un sitio a otro”. Para explicaros la diferencia entre uno y otro vamos a hacerlo pensando en cómo nos relacionamos con el espacio que nos rodea, si nos acercamos a o nos alejamos de los objetos o personas de las que hablamos y dónde nos situamos. ¿Preparados? Ahí va: LLEVAR: Conducir algo desde el lugar en el que se encuentra o se sitúa mentalmente el hablante a otro lugar que está alejado. Se usa con el adverbio de lugar ALLÍ.

Pequeño truco: MUÉVETE o IMAGINA que te mueves/desplazas al lugar del que estás hablando para “llevar” algo/a alguien. (O que lo hace el sujeto de la acción)

    •  María, tienes que llevar estos zapatos allí. No puedes dejarlos en el suelo, guárdalos en la caja roja que está en la otra habitación.  (MARÍA SE MUEVE PARA LLEVAR LOS ZAPATOS A LA OTRA HABITACIÓN)
    •  ¿Puedes llevar a Carla a la escuela hoy? Ya es tarde y yo no puedo. (TE PIDE QUE TE MUEVAS PARA LLEVAR A LA NIÑA A LA ESCUELA)
TRAER: Conducir o trasladar algo al lugar en donde se habla o de que se habla. Se usa con el adverbio de lugar AQUÍ.

Pequeño truco: NO TE MUEVAS o IMAGINA que NO te mueves/NI desplazas: ese “algo” o ese “alguien” viene a donde estás tú (o el sujeto al que nos referimos)

  • ¿Puedes traerme los libros aquí, por favor? Así me los puedo leer en cuanto acabe de hacer este trabajo. (YO NO ME MUEVO, EL LIBRO VIENE A MÍ)
  • Si vienes a la fiesta trae a tu hermana a la fiesta que seguro que se lo pasa muy bien con nosotros. (YO NO ME MUEVO, LA HERMANA DE MI AMIGO ES LA QUE SE MUEVE PARA VENIR A LA FIESTA)
Y ahora te lo ponemos un poquito más difícil… Te dejamos otro ejemplo, en el que se utilizan los dos verbos a la vez. Ejemplo: La situación de esta conversación es la siguiente: Ana está en su casa y habla por teléfono con su amiga, María. -Hola, María. Esta noche celebro mi cumpleaños. Hago una cena en mi casa y me gustaría invitarte. -Claro Ana, me encantará ir ¿a qué hora es? -A las ocho y media. -¿LLEVO algo? ¿Comida, vino? – Bueno no es necesario, pero si quieres… ¡vale! TRAE algo de beber, vino o cerveza me parece bien. Esperamos que a partir de ahora os quede claro cuándo usar el verbo «traer» y cuándo usar el verbo «llevar». Buena semana a todos ; )

Aprende español con Taronja School


Con nuestros cursos de español puedes mejorar tu expresión oral y aprender de una forma divertida y amena cómo somos los españoles.

¿Qué opinan nuestros alumnos de nuestros cursos de español?


Estas son algunas de las opiniones de nuestros alumnos. ¡Los premios nos los dais vosotros!

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Alicia Kaleja Avatar
Alicia Kaleja
Going there was the best decision ever ! �
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Echt Fit Echt Fit
Good price, good lessons, good location and funny. I loved it and learnt a lot.
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sarahgF783ZM
5 star rating
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Lucy Zhou
Taronja Valencia is a great place for learning Spanish and experiencing the Spanish culture! Teachers at the school are excellent, and the school organises many fun activities! I’d love to come back here in the near future! ☺️
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Mr Y Mr Y
Highly recommended language school to learn Spanish in Valencia! A great range of cultural & social activities as well as parties & events appropriate to the time, season & location. This is my second time here studying Spanish & I have not only improved my confidence to articulate myself both written & verbally, but been open to new ideas & new cultures & perspectives from around the Spanish speaking world- muchos gracias!
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GrandTour674533
5 star rating
Very Worthwhile It's been 50 years since I went to 'school' and it was with much trepidation that I booked to go to the Taronja school. I had imagined that I would be the old man amongst youngsters in the class, but although I was the oldest there, I found we represented a good cross section of ages.
The first couple of hours in class was rather difficult, but that was because I felt a long way behind the other students regarding ability. There were 2 reasons for this, firstly the first subject of the day was about regular and irregular verbs, which is, at least for me and some of the others, difficult, but I soon began to make headway thanks to the excellent teacher. Secondly, I really should have attended the previous week as well; purely my mistake when I booked online.
When I look back at the week at the Taronja school and the amount I have learnt I am very impressed and I would go back for more but unfortunately it's a very long way from home and being a family man I just can't justify it but if it was within daily travelling distance I would be happy to spend many weeks there. I am considering using their online courses, but we'll see.
For anybody thinking about going to the Taronja school, just do it!
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Elena De Lazzari
Hi guys! I'm Elena, a 30yo Italian girl from Venice. I spent 3 weeks in the beautiful city of Valencia 4 years ago, it was my first vacation in Spain and I decided to start learning the language doing a course in Taronja. What a great choice! Days passed by super quickly, I really enjoyed the time I spent there as I felt part of a huge family. They propose interesting activities every day and night and during the week end, supporting people in interacting and meeting new friends. I learnt a lot, Professors were kind and professional and the method they use is the best I tried up to now. I planned my vacations in Barcelona, Malaga and Madrid, always matching with Spanish lessons, during the following 3 years but Taronja remains my favourite. Swapping courses timing every day gives you a lot of free time to go to the beach or visit the city. Nice idea the cooking lessons, too! Super positive feedback for you guys! That's why I decided to come back this August to spend a month with you! See you soon Elena
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45545
5 star rating
Amazing summer learning Spanish with Taronja I was here for two months in summer and had a really positive experience. I actually booked only for one month but ended up extending for an extra month. The classes were fun, interesting, and I felt comfortable talking, learning, (and making mistakes), with my classmates mad teachers. You need an intital assesment of your spanish skills (quick questionnaire, and a couple of minutes speaking) and then get placed into a class for your level. However, if it is too difficult, or easy, there is no problem with changing class, and I found the staff, and the headteacher, Jenny, very friendly and easy to talk to, and always happy to help with anything.
It is easy to make friends, which is important if you are coming here on your own (like me) and there were social acitivties every night. These ranged from paella nights, language exchanges, and generally drinking and socialising. Always fun. I was here in summer which would offer a bigger social life compared to low-season/ winter etc.
The lessons are varied and you use handouts, quiz games, group tasks, videos, songs, etc, in order to learn in a varied way.
I would recommend to anyone who values a more fun and social atmosphere to learn and I definitely feel like I improved a lot. In 2 months, I went from a low A2, to a B1 level, and I had a lot of practice actually speaking the Spanish that I had learned.
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