"Llegar" is a verb in Spanish.
/lɛˈɣaɾ/
" Llegar" is widely used in the Spanish language to indicate the action of arriving at a destination or achieving a particular state or condition. The verb is frequently employed in both spoken and written contexts, though it may be more common in everyday spoken language due to its simplicity and directness.
Spanish: Mañana vamos a llegar a la estación a las diez.
English: Tomorrow we are going to arrive at the station at ten.
Spanish: Espero que podamos llegar a un acuerdo pronto.
English: I hope that we can reach an agreement soon.
Spanish: Es importante llegar temprano para conseguir un buen lugar.
English: It’s important to arrive early to get a good spot.
" Llegar" is frequently incorporated into various idiomatic expressions in the Spanish language, reflecting different meanings and contexts.
Spanish: No te preocupes, ya llegará el momento de hablar.
English: Don't worry, the moment to talk will come.
Spanish: No puedo llegar a fin de mes con este salario.
English: I can't make ends meet with this salary.
Spanish: Con el tiempo, llegaremos a entendernos mejor.
English: In time, we will come to understand each other better.
Spanish: Al fin he llegado a la conclusión de que debo cambiar.
English: I finally have come to the conclusion that I need to change.
Spanish: Ella siempre intenta llegar a ser la mejor en lo que hace.
English: She always tries to become the best at what she does.
The verb "llegar" comes from the Latin "licare," which means "to come" or "to arrive." The word has evolved through the Romance languages, retaining its core meaning of arriving or reaching a destination.