The Verb "LLEVAR" Explained 💡🤓 Spanish Verbs You Need to Know!

[@markrobinson4656]

Thanks for talking at a speed that makes listening and learning easy.

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

I'm glad to help! Thank you for watching and commenting :)

[@johnmayuga6812]

Gracias por todo!

[@fildefaite2449]

You are the best! Eres la mejora maestra, apciio todos los videos. Gracias.

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Gracias por tu apoyo!

[@ke11yke11z]

Me encantaba vino 🍷

[@williedavis3966]

Stop drinking alcohol now!!! I love you and your Spanish teachings

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Thanks :) I stopped 2 months ago 🥰

[@colombianspanish]

So True !

[@PeakBagger999]

Gracias por la buena lección, que la explicaste de una manera comprensiva. Me encantan tus videos de enseñanza!

[@BernardGreenberg]

Esto es muy buen. "Llevar" queda para mí una de las palabras más confusadoras en español, particularmente llevar+tiempo. Muchas gracias! (¡Y eres siempre divertida para mirar!)

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Gracias a ti! Y sí es una palabra un poco confusa jajaja.

[@colombianspanish]

It's better for you to say "Me encanta mirar tus videos, eres muy divertida" 👍🏻

[@BernardGreenberg]

@@colombianspanish Muchas gracias!

[@lucbrousseau6114]

👏Es una leccion muy bien explicada, gracias, aprendi nuevas expresiones.

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Me alegra mucho! 🙌🏾

[@leehaggard400]

Excelente video sobre el verbo llevar.¡Gracias por compartir!

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Con mucho gusto :)

[@joypaulson6093]

Your videos are very nice, but to me, it would be more helpful to have complete English/Spanish sentences together, with multiple examples of the lesson. In other words, you could have more examples of LLEVAR to wear or carry, rather than just 1 or 2. In fact, list multiple sentences in both English and Spanish to help the learning process. It thus would be more valuable.

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Thank you for your suggestion :)

[@khayawobill570]

Llevar Que bien

[@AdatheTraveler]

¿Puede explicar la diferencia entre traer y llevar por favor? Gracias 😊

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Great idea for a future video!

[@colombianspanish]

The thing is that in english we use To Bring for both: llevar and Traer. But Basically Traer it's "To bring with oneselve" and llevar is "To carry with oneselve" For Example: Me puedes traer las gafas que las dejé en tu casa? Can you bring my glasses? I left them at your place Vamos para la fiesta !! Llevas dinero? We are on our way to the party. You carry some money?

[@wendyamrhein1710]

me gusta la muscia pero es dificil para mi concentrar en sus palabras.

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Muchas gracias por tu feedback 💕

[@Soulpatrol-zu7ry]

Great video lil sister

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Thanks!

[@petebowen9031]

Question for you: if you think your audience can listen to Spanish fluently with no subtitles at all, English or Spanish, do you think that same audience needs you to breakdown the verb “llevar”? I could understand less than half of what you said….English subtitles would’ve been very helpful.

[@abdelmajidmajid2114]

❤

[@thomasodonovan4426]

Lleva puesto?

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Sí :) for “wearing”

[@brebrown5338]

If we are here trying to figure out this verb then we are probably not fluent. Having more English would help.

[@neonorange6545]

Que mujer tan preciosa el sueño de todo hombre

[@frank.neumeister]

llevar + tiempo, uff, que complicado 🥲

[@ke11yke11z]

Llevar es un palabra muy confundo