Llévame (en. Take me)
/ˈʎeβa.me/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To ask someone or something to move you to another place.
Please take me to the airport.
Llévame al aeropuerto, por favor.
To request to be transported to a destination.
Take me to the beach this weekend.
Llévame a la playa este fin de semana.
To indicate the desire for someone to guide or accompany you.
Take me with you to the party.
Llévame contigo a la fiesta.
Etymology
From the verb 'llevar', with the enclitic pronoun 'me'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
take me with you
It indicates the desire to be accompanied to a place.
llévame contigo
take me home
Request to be taken to the home.
llévame a casa
just take me
Asks to only transport the person without other requirements.
solo llévame
Related Words
llevar
To transport something or someone from one place to another.
llevar
traer
To make something or someone come towards the speaker.
traer
acompañar
To go with someone to a place.
acompañar
Slang Meanings
Used colloquially to request quick transportation.
I’m tired, take me home already.
Estoy cansado, llévame a casa ya.
In dating contexts, it can imply taking someone to a romantic place.
He told me to take him to dinner at a nice place.
Él me dijo que me llevara a cenar a un lugar bonito.