When do you use lleva versus llevo?

Question

Doing rosetta stone. Tesing me on when to use, but can't seem to get it. Larry

Answer 1

It is from the verb "llevar" which means "to carry", or "to wear".

If you are talking about another person, you would use "lleva":

Ella lleva una camiseta blanca. She wears a white T-shirt.

If you are talking about yourself, you would use "llevo":

Yo llevo una camisa negra. I wear a white dress shirt.

But since "llevo" already means "I wear", you only need:

Llevo una camisa negra.

What level/unit are you on in RS?

Thanks for response. I am on Unit lesson 4 - nrek47, May 25, 2011

Answer 2

Conjugations for any verb you want are under the MORE tab at the top of the page.

Thanks, very helpful. - nrek47, May 25, 2011