Traer is the most common Spanish verb that means "to bring." Its stem changes in a way that isn't readily predictable.
Does venir have a stem change?
Tener (to have) and venir (to come) are e>ie stem changers but also have an irregular yo form.
What stem-changing verbs have a stem change?
What are "Stem-Changing Verbs"?
- -ar and -er verbs with e→ie changes (model)
- -ar and -er verbs with o→ue changes (model)
- -ir verbs with e→ie and e→i changes (model)
- -ir verbs with e→i changes (model)
- -ir verbs with o→ue and o→u changes (model)
