No. 5,346 in Spanish
llego
"I arrive" or "I reach."
In a sentence
Llego tarde al trabajo porque hubo mucho tráfico.
I am arriving late to work because there was a lot of traffic.
In this sentence, 'llego' is the first person singular present indicative form of the verb 'llegar', meaning 'to arrive'. It communicates the speaker is arriving somewhere.
Si llego a tiempo, podré ver el inicio de la película.
If I arrive on time, I will be able to see the beginning of the movie.
Here, 'llego' is used within a conditional clause to express a hypothetical situation where the speaker arrives somewhere on time.
Siempre llego temprano para asegurarme de que todo esté listo.
I always arrive early to ensure that everything is ready.
In this case, 'llego' signifies a habitual action performed by the speaker, demonstrating punctuality.
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