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What does llevas mean in spanish?

"Llevas" is the second-person singular (you) form of the present tense of the verb "llevar" in Spanish.

Here's what it means depending on the context:

As a verb:

* "To carry" or "to wear"

* "Llevas una mochila" - You carry a backpack.

* "Llevas un vestido bonito" - You wear a pretty dress.

* "To have" or "to possess" (in the sense of something being with you)

* "Llevas tu teléfono contigo?" - Do you have your phone with you?

* "To take" or "to bring"

* "Llevas algo de comer?" - Are you bringing anything to eat?

As a noun:

* "Carries" or "takes" (referring to a person or object that carries things)

* "El autobús lleva muchos pasajeros" - The bus carries many passengers.

Note: The meaning of "llevas" will change slightly depending on the context and the rest of the sentence.

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