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Allí quiere llegar Cándido.

Allí quiere llegar Cándido.

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Does it mean, "That's where Candido wants to arrive".

Could you please check the following two as well?

Lleva demasiado tiempo sin ver a su abuela. He takes too much time without seeing his grandmother.

Anda, vete a verlos. Go, go to see them.

Cheers. grin

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updated Dec 21, 2014
posted by Ali8970

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Does it mean, "That's where Candido wants to arrive".

Yes

Lleva demasiado tiempo sin ver a su abuela.

Here you should not translate word for word. It means: It has been too long that he has not seen his grandmother.

Anda, vete a verlos

Here also do not translate word for word ("Anda" is used here as encouragement). It means: Come on / go ahead, go see them.

updated Dec 21, 2014
posted by 005faa61
Muchas gracias. - Ali8970, Dec 21, 2014
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First one.

"It has been too long since he has seen his grandmother"

Or, "he went too long without seeing his grandmother."

It's like: "llevo más de un mes que estoy con SpanishDict"

I have been more than one month with SpanishDict..

Since the subject is not given it could be "he" or "she".

The second one is OK.

updated Dec 21, 2014
posted by Daniela2041
Muchas gracias. - Ali8970, Dec 21, 2014