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Eu faria isso e traria o roupão.

Eu faria isso e traria o roupão.
I would do that and bring the bathrobe.
From Lesson 107:Conditional tense of irregular verbs (faria, diria, traria)·Portuguese (Portugal)

Questions & Answers about Eu faria isso e traria o roupão.

Why is it faria instead of fazeria?
Faria is the conditional form of fazer (to do or to make). For most verbs in the conditional tense, you just add endings to the full infinitive. However, fazer is irregular. It uses the special short stem far- and then adds the regular conditional ending -ia for eu.
Is traria formed the same way as faria?
Exactly. It comes from trazer (to bring). Just like fazer, it is irregular in the conditional tense and uses a special shortened stem, which is trar-. We add the same conditional ending -ia to get traria (I would bring).
Why use isso for that instead of aquilo?
We use isso to refer to a concept or action that was just mentioned in the conversation, or an object near the person you are listening to. If that referred to something physically far away from both of you, you would use aquilo.
Do I need to repeat eu before traria?
No, you do not. Because faria and traria are connected by e (and) and they share the same subject, you can skip repeating the pronoun eu.

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