Allí quiere llegar Cándido.
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. ![]()
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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.
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.