It's from the verb 'llevar' = to bring, carry
and it's the (informal) second personal singular, present active indicative, form =
'you carry, bring'
Que llevas... --- (That) you are taking with you."Que llevas..." is quite different from "¿Qué llevas? / qué llevas"
Que llevas tu (cámara, reloj, tableta...) --- (That) you are taking your (camera, watch, tablet) with you
Lleva has a number of meanings in the Spanish language. Some of these include carry, take, bring, lead, wear, bear, as well as deliver.
llevar is the Spanish verb for "to wear."está llevando is he/she/it is wearing
what are you wearing? --- ¿Qué llevas puesto?Que llevas tu (portátil) --- depending upon the entonation, it could be a sort of "emphatic affirmation" possibly meaning "For sure you are taking your (laptop) with you".
En invierno, tú llevas..
to takefor example:Lleva a su hermana a la escuela. (Take your sister to school.)
The Spanish translation of the phrase "Llevas esto sobre tu cabeza" is translated to English as: "You carry the burden in your head." Or it could mean: "You wear this on your head".
In Spanish, a form of the word "disimular" - feign, dissemble.In Spanish, a form of the word "disimular" - feign, dissemble.In Spanish, a form of the word "disimular" - feign, dissemble.In Spanish, a form of the word "disimular" - feign, dissemble.
The Spanish word for favorite is 'favorito', which is the masculine form of the word. The feminine form is given as 'favorita'.
Te Llevas Mi Vida was created in 1997.
Si Me Llevas Contigo was created on 1995-12-05.