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This is a highly versatile verb, but because of that it can be confusing. It has many meanings.
1) It can mean ‘to wear’ (as in clothes)
¿Qué llevas? = What are you wearing?
Llevaba una camisa roja = he was wearing a red shirt
2) It can mean to carry
Llevó los platos a la cocina = he carried the plates into the kitchen
I will continue this thread later this week, but meanwhile, has anyone got any other meanings for the verb ‘llevar’?
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The verb llevar tranlates “have been”
Llevo dos años haciendo esto.
Llevo meses sin ver a María