The Verb "Llevar" in Spanish and How to Use It

The verb llevar in Spanish has multiple meanings: to bring, to carry, or to wear are the three verbs in English that llevar is used for.

It's an -AR verb, so we conjugate it using these -AR endings: -o, -as, -a, -amos, -áis, -an

This is how we conjugate in the present tense:

yo llevo = I carry/wear/bring
tú llevas = you carry/wear/bring
él/ella/usted lleva = he/she/you(formal) carry/wear/ bring
nosotros(as) llevamos = we carry/wear/bring
vosotros(as) lleváis = you all (Spain) carry/wear/bring
ellos(as)/ustedes llevan = they/ you all (Latin America + Spain(formal) carry/wear/bring

Let's use this versatile verb in a few sentences to show you its use.

1. Yo llevo unos pantalones cortos marrones y una camiseta verde. = I'm wearing brown shorts and a green t-shirt.
2. Tú llevas el artefacto al museo. = You bring the artifact to the museum.
3. Mi mamá lleva un suéter negro. = My mom is wearing a black sweater.
4. Nosotros llevamos el balón al parque para jugar. = We bring the ball to the park to play.
5. Vosotros lleváis unos tenis grises. = You all (Spain) are wearing some grey tennis shoes.
6. Ellos llevan el dinero al banco. = They are bringing the money to the bank.

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