How to Use Llevar in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 95*

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¡Gracias profesor! I used to get confused with “llevar” & “llegar” but now I know

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and "un café para llevar" :D great lesson, thank you

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[@robertbrawley5048]

You give us the literal translation which is most helpful for me to memorize the word . We have CARRIED 2 years in france instead of " we have lived 2 years in france" by translating as carrie I can learn how spanish speakers think of the word and how to apply it in other phrases

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Gracias teacher next lesson on parecer

[@amirsaul]

This video confised me. I understood it as bring verb mainly

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Could I ask for "echar" in one of the upcoming lessons? As always this was a great and clear lesson ❤️

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This is really helpful, can professor do another one on "llegar "? Thank you

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Professor please make a vedio on lo que de que con que el que kinda stuff it's so hard to understand

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This is very helpful. Thanks!

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[@Komi-san-lo6oj]

guys, my 1st language is Spanish and for the verb to wear, u could also say usar.

[@adolphdelatorre3102]

Do you have video for pronouncing LL?

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Hello sir. I saw many of your videos and it really helped me to understand the concept of many spanish words. I have a request, can you please make a video on 'Montar'?

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Thank you, Prof. for the Lectures. Please, how can I connect to The Podcast?

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Here you go! anchor.fm/danny-evans

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Another great lesson👍🏾 Can you do a lesson about Por and Para? And How to use Ti, Te, Tú. ♡¡Paz!

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I think he did that a few months ago

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@@hinda2445 okay. Thanks. Will search for it.

[@erickpineros9710]

(Ti)doesn’t exist in spanish ( Te puedo llevar hasta tu casa? Te puedo llevar hasta tu casa You can use as question or affirmation) (Tu) it is ( you ) Tu eres muy amable o tu eres muy hermosa This is affirmative Tu tienes un carro ? Question Tu no tienes ni idea de este tema? Negative

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Can you please do andar next!!!???

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Can you explain Al llevar

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Sir please make video on llevarse

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Maestro

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[@EazZieD]

This helped me understand how confusing this verb is :'D

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Dont give up!!

[@kaylostinspace]

Whooo that verb, what a jack of all trades

[@fwcolb]

I remember llevar as "take" by thinking of "to lift" (to levitate). "He gave his son a lift to the shop." I would add, "llevar a cabo" = "to carry out". El consultador levantó a cabo un estudio del aeropuerto = The consultant carried out a study of the airport.

[@giannispapageorgiou1247]

what does the -se- in 7:24 mean? is it a pronoun?

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good

[@Bavubuka]

what does it mean when people say para llevar?

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Hola, Danny. If one does not have any presence on social media, including no FaceBook, how does one contact you?

[@PoolGyall5441]

I was taught in school that it means "to wear" but my Jaliscan friend argued that it means "to take" and my mom was taught "to carry" it is honestly a pretty interesting word I do wonder how it got so many meanings.

[@linmaslow3806]

A common instance is when getting coffee, para llevar.

[@JebusGoesonanAdventure]

Why is the "se" in there for "La mujer se llevo mi dinero" ?

[@gbeana81]

I’m guessing here but perhaps it is to eliminate any confusion between llevo y llevó? I’m wondering if it’s really necessary

[@magnusvir117]

I means that he took it herself.

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@@magnusvir117 appreciate it mate

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Para llevar?

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No quiero parecer grosero, pero necesitas mejores estilos para tu mercancía porque no quiero comprar nada.. me encanta tu canal.

[@thebelizeaneh]

My understanding is if you ever don't know a word in Spanish just throw the word llevar in there and it will make sense. Llevar means everything, anything you want it to mean 😁

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[@jhonyermo]

I saw on The Spanish Dude when he got supper in Merida Mx, the waiter told him his sandwich carried(LLEVADO) this and that ingredient. The Dude said he had never heard it used that way. But sounds reasonable. Heard it that way before?

[@stevenmartz9919]

¿Falta un uso de “llevar”? como en la frase: “Llevo dos días estudiando en clase de español .” etc. ..

[@ArningEchanoPH]

I confuse it with traer

[@elyfine695]

Do u teach english ?

[@kevin.afton_]

Why dont you say llebar? Isnt V always B?

[@ninadouglas6289]

The “V” and the “B” sound the same in Spanish.

[@brii8n330]

i though tomar means to take

[@arnietwo11]

People watching this lesson i would expect to be beginners if they dont know the verb llevar. But ur first example is then in tbe preterito ???

[@jmg1619]

I don’t think this is right to say Ella va a llevar un vestido azul. It means she will take…. If you want to use the verb to wear you need Ella va a llevar puesto un vestido azul. Or va a ponerse un vestido azul. 😊🌸😊

[@ticalinda9898]

Una sujerencia yo emseño español en Latin America no usamos vosotros solo en España no vale la pena enseñarlo pk se confundem mas en mi Pais 🇨🇷 debemos aprebderlo en la escuela y el colegio por eso le recomiendo a usted Profe ,, si buscas en internet algun verbo conjugado lo encontraras como lo hacen los españoles asi que deberian de cambiarlo no se quien pero esto confunde a los estudiantes

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[@Sunshine-gi6ev]

Wow! If a word has more than 12 meanings or definitions which are completely different, than that is not a word, it's a language screw-up. Wonder who coined this word "llevar"; whoever it is, he must be a nut case.