Llegar Conjugation in Spanish

Llegar Conjugation in Spanish | What does the Spanish verb llegar mean?

llegar-to arrive, to come

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Participles

Present:	llegando
Past:	llegado

Indicative

	Present	Preterite	Imperfect	Conditional	Future
yo	llego	llegué	llegaba	llegaría	llegaré
tú	llegas	llegaste	llegabas	llegarías	llegarás
él/ella/Ud.	llega	llegó	llegaba	llegaría	llegará
nosotros	llegamos	llegamos	llegábamos	llegaríamos	llegaremos
vosotros	llegáis	llegasteis	llegabais	llegaríais	llegaréis
ellos/ellas/Uds.	llegan	llegaron	llegaban	llegarían	llegarán

Present-Preterite-Imperfect-Conditional-Future

I | arrive – arrived – arrived- would arrive- will arrive

you | arrive – arrived – arrived- would arrive- will arrive

He/She | arrives – arrived – arrived- would arrive- will arrive

You(formal) | arrive – arrived – arrived- would arrive- will arrive

We | arrive – arrived – arrived- would arrive- will arrive

You(informal) | arrive – arrived – arrived- would arrive- will arrive

They/You(formal) | arrive – arrived – arrived- would arrive- will arrive

Subjunctive

	Present	Imperfect	Future
yo	llegue	llegara, llegase	llegare
tú	llegues	llegaras, llegases	llegares
él/ella/Ud.	llegue	llegara, llegase	llegare
nosotros	lleguemos	llegáramos, llegásemos	llegáremos
vosotros	lleguéis	llegarais, llegaseis	llegareis
ellos/ellas/Uds.	lleguen	llegaran, llegasen	llegaren

Present-Imperfect-Imperfect 2-Future

I | arrive – arrived- arrived – will arrive

you | arrive – arrived- arrived – will arrive

He/She | arrives – arrived- arrived – will arrive

You(formal) | arrive – arrived- arrived – will arrive

We | arrive – arrived- arrived – will arrive

You(informal) | arrive – arrived- arrived – will arrive

They/You(formal) | arrive – arrived- arrived – will arrive

Imperative

	Affirmative	Negative
yo
tú	llega	no llegues
Ud.	llegue	no llegue
nosotros	lleguemos	no lleguemos
vosotros	llegad	no lleguéis
Uds.	lleguen	no lleguen

Affirmative-Negative

I | —

you | arrive – don’t arrive

You(formal) | arrive – don’t arrive

We | let’s arrive – let’s not arrive

You(informal) | arrive – don’t arrive

They/You(formal) | arrive – don’t arrive

Progressive

	Present	Preterite	Imperfect	Conditional	Future
yo	estoy llegando	estuve llegando	estaba llegando	estaría llegando	estaré llegando
tú	estás llegando	estuviste llegando	estabas llegando	estarías llegando	estarás llegando
él/ella/Ud.	está llegando	estuvo llegando	estaba llegando	estaría llegando	estará llegando
nosotros	estamos llegando	estuvimos llegando	estábamos llegando	estaríamos llegando	estaremos llegando
vosotros	estáis llegando	estuvisteis llegando	estabais llegando	estaríais llegando	estaréis llegando
ellos/ellas/Uds.	están llegando	estuvieron llegando	estaban llegando	estarían llegando	estarán llegando

Present-Preterite-Imperfect-Conditional-Future

I | am arriving- was arriving- was arriving- would be arriving- will be arriving

you | are arriving- were arriving- were arriving- would be arriving- will be arriving

He/She | is arriving- was arriving- was arriving – would be arriving- will be arriving

You(formal) | are arriving- were arriving- were arriving- would be arriving- will be arriving

We | are arriving- were arriving- were arriving- would be arriving- will be arriving

You(informal) | are arriving- were arriving- were arriving- would be arriving- will be arriving

They/You(formal) | are arriving- were arriving- were arriving- would be arriving- will be arriving

Perfect

	Present	Preterite	Past	Conditional	Future
yo	he llegado	hube llegado	había llegado	habría llegado	habré llegado
tú	has llegado	hubiste llegado	habías llegado	habrías llegado	habrás llegado
él/ella/Ud.	ha llegado	hubo llegado	había llegado	habría llegado	habrá llegado
nosotros	hemos llegado	hubimos llegado	habíamos llegado	habríamos llegado	habremos llegado
vosotros	habéis llegado	hubisteis llegado	habíais llegado	habríais llegado	habréis llegado
ellos/ellas/Uds.	han llegado	hubieron llegado	habían llegado	habrían llegado	habrán llegado

Present-Preterite-Past-Conditional-Future

I | have arrived- had arrived- had arrived- would have arrived- will have arrived

you | have arrived- had arrived- had arrived- would have arrived- will have arrived

He/She | has arrived- had arrived- had arrived- would have arrived- will have arrived

You(formal) | have arrived- had arrived- had arrived- would have arrived- will have arrived

We | have arrived- had arrived- had arrived- would have arrived- will have arrived

You(informal) | have arrived- had arrived- had arrived- would have arrived- will have arrived

They/You(formal) |have arrived- had arrived- had arrived- would have arrived- will have arrived

Perfect Subjunctive

	Present	Past	Future
yo	haya llegado	hubiera llegado, hubiese llegado	hubiere llegado
tú	hayas llegado	hubieras llegado, hubieses llegado	hubieres llegado
él/ella/Ud.	haya llegado	hubiera llegado, hubiese llegado	hubiere llegado
nosotros	hayamos llegado	hubiéramos llegado, hubiésemos llegado	hubiéremos llegado
vosotros	hayáis llegado	hubierais llegado, hubieseis llegado	hubiereis llegado
ellos/ellas/Uds.	hayan llegado	hubieran llegado, hubiesen llegado	hubieren llegado

Present-Past-Future

I | have arrived – had arrived – will have arrived

you | have arrived – had arrived – will have arrived

He/She | has arrived – had arrived – will have arrived

You(formal) | have arrived – had arrived – will have arrived

We | have arrived – had arrived – will have arrived

You(informal) | have arrived – had arrived – will have arrived

They/You(formal) | have arrived – had arrived – will have arrived

Sentences with the conjugated verb: llegar in Spanish

Nosotros llegamos primero que todos ellos.	–	We arrived before all of them.
He llegado a lugares más lejanos sin ningún tipo de problema.	–	I have reached more distant places without any problem.
¿Habías llegado tan lejos antes?	–	Have you come this far before?
Puede que nunca haya llegado tarde a ninguna clase de Física.	–	You may never have been late for any Physics class.
Llegaréis tarde si no salen ya.	–	You’ll be late if they don’t leave already.
¿Cuándo llegamos a la playa?	–	When do we get to the beach?
Llegará el momento que se te acabe la suerte.	–	The time will come when your luck runs out.
Cuando llego sin un regalo a casa de mis suegros se molestan.	–	When I arrive without a present at my in-laws’ house, they get upset.
¡No llegues tarde!	–	Do not be late!
El lunes no lleguen sin el proyecto realizado.	–	Don’t arrive on Monday without the project done.
¿Habrán llegado antes que nosotros?	–	Will they have arrived before us?
Llegas tarde y para el colmo no saludas.	–	You arrive late and to top it off you don’t say hello.
Él siempre llega con las manos vacías a todas las fiestas.	–	He always comes empty-handed to every party.
Mis amigos siempre llegan haciendo escándalo.	–	My friends always arrive making a fuss.
Mi abuelo nunca llegó tarde a ninguna cita con mi abuela.	–	My grandfather was never late for any appointment with my grandmother.
Si llegaste temprano porque no tocaste la puerta.	–	If you arrived early because you didn’t knock on the door.
Ayer llegaron los mensajeros con la pizza equivocada otra vez.	–	Yesterday the couriers arrived with the wrong pizza again.
¿Ha llegado el paquete que pediste la semana pasada?	–	Has the package you ordered last week arrived?
Alguna vez has llegado a contarme por qué terminaste con Mario.	–	Have you ever told me why you ended up with Mario?
Nunca hemos llegado a entendernos completamente.	–	We have never fully understood each other.
Esta tarde han llegado los muebles de la cocina.	–	This afternoon the kitchen furniture has arrived.
Estoy segura que llegarás tan lejos como te lo propongas.	–	I am sure you will go as far as you set your mind to.
Llegaremos en la tarde probablemente.	–	We will arrive in the afternoon probably.
Aunque lleguemos a tiempo nos harán esperar.	–	Even if we arrive on time they will make us wait.
¿Cómo llegareis sin carro?	–	How will you get there without a car?
¡Llegad de una vez!	–	Come at once!
Llegaríais hasta cinco minutos después por tal de molestar.	–	You would arrive up to five minutes later for such annoyance.
Hubieran llegado a un mutuo acuerdo si no fueran tan orgullosos.	–	They would have come to a mutual agreement if they were not so proud.
Hubiésemos llegado temprano de no ser por Roxana.	–	We would have arrived early if it hadn’t been for Roxana.
Llegarán todos los días con un ramo de rosas distintos.	–	They will arrive every day with a bouquet of different roses.

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