Llegare (en. I will arrive)

/ʎeˈɣaɾe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To indicate that someone or something is approaching a place or goal.

I hope I will arrive at the airport soon.

Espero que llegare pronto al aeropuerto.

To reach a state or outcome.

If you keep this up, I'm sure you will become a great musician.

Si continúas así, estoy seguro de que llegare a ser un gran músico.

To manifest the arrival at a point in time.

When the moment comes, you will know.

Cuando llegare el momento, lo sabrás.

It derives from the verb 'llegar', which comes from the Latin 'plicare', meaning 'to fold' or 'folding', in reference to reaching the goal.

to arrive on time

To arrive at the right moment.

llegar a tiempo

to reach an agreement

To reach a pact or understanding.

llegar a un acuerdo

to go far

To achieve much or have significant success.

llegar lejos

arrival

Act of arriving at a place.

llegada

to arrive

Verb that indicates the action of bringing someone or something.

llegar

arriver

Person who arrives, especially in the context of a traveler.

lleguero

To arrive at a party or event.

When are you going to arrive at the party?

¿Cuándo vas a llegare a la fiesta?

To arrive late to an appointment.

You always arrive late, right?

Siempre llegas tarde, ¿verdad?