How to Say ‘To take’ in Spain Spanish
Llevarse
yeh-VAHR-seh
[yeh-VAHR-seh]
💬 Usage Tip: The ending se matters: llevar is to carry/take, but llevarse is often to take away or to take with you. Compare No puede llevar al gato with No puede llevarse al gato.
Phrase Breakdown
Llevarse
[yeh-VAHR-seh]
To take away
A verb used to describe the act of taking something with you.
Voy a llevarme el libro.
I am going to take the book with me.
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