Traerían
Traerían is the third-person plural form in the conditional simple of the Spanish verb traer, meaning “they would bring” (and in some contexts “you [plural] would bring” when used with ustedes). It expresses actions that would occur under a hypothetical condition or polite, tentative statements.
Conjugation and form: The conditional is formed by adding the endings -ía, -ías, -ía, -íamos, -íais, -ían
Usage: Traerían is used to express conditional or hypothetical actions, or to make polite requests. Examples:
Etymology and notes: Traer proviene del verbo latino trahere, relacionado con traer o arrastrar. En español