How to Say ‘And take the credit’ in Spain Spanish
Y llevarse el crédito
ee yeh-VAHR-seh el KREH-dee-toh
[ee yeh-VAHR-seh el KREH-dee-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Llevarse isn't just "to carry" here — it often means "to take away" or "walk off with." So llevarse el crédito is "take the credit."
Phrase Breakdown
Y
[ee]
And
A conjunction used for connecting words.
Tú y yo somos amigos.
You and I are friends.
llevarse
[yeh-VAHR-seh]
to take
To carry or move something.
Voy a llevarme el libro.
I am going to take the book.
el
[el]
the
Used before nouns to specify them.
El sol es brillante.
The sun is bright.
crédito
[KREH-dee-toh]
credit
Recognition for achieving something.
Recibió el crédito por su trabajo.
He received credit for his work.
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