Examples of using "Llegar" in a sentence and their english translations:
Excuse me for being late.
He had just arrived.
- Better late than never.
- Being late is always better than not showing up at all.
Please pardon me for coming late.
- I'm sorry I'm late.
- Pardon my being late.
- Sorry to be late.
- I'm sorry for being late.
- Excuse me for being late.
- I'm sorry about being late.
I just arrived now.
- I was afraid I'd be late.
- I was afraid of being late.
Arrive home.
He had just arrived.
We just got here.
He arrived here just now.
I hope we get there soon.
I prefer arriving early.
Did you just arrive?
We need to get in there.
Get to the point.
- He arrived here just now.
- He just arrived.
- He's just arrived.
I'm sorry I'm late.
How long will it take to get there?
You're the first person to arrive.
Tell me how to get to the beach.
about where we want to go,
you might be able to spot it.
even never do so.
- What are you driving at?
- What are you hinting at?
- What are you suggesting?
She will come to this place soon.
- He arrived here just now.
- He has just arrived here.
- I'm sorry I'm so late.
- Sorry I'm late.
Sorry for being late.
- I'm sorry I'm so late.
- I'm sorry that I'm so late.
Can I walk there?
He had just arrived.
They have just arrived.
We must not be late.
- I have just come here.
- I have just arrived here.
How can I get there?
Arriving early is good.
I don't want to be late.
We won't stop until we get there.
We can get there by subway.
I didn't see her arrive.
I will try to be on time.
We couldn't get there quickly.
I expected to get here sooner.
Getting down to the nitty gritty
Manually outreach to them.
Pardon me for coming late.
- I ran so I would be on time.
- I ran in order to be on time.
- I ran in order to make it on time.
I knew you'd be late.
Soon they'll be able to hit California.
finally reaching an output.
how far can we go?
So we can all understand this intellectually.
Darkness is almost here.
First to arrive at the hotel
- I ran so I would be on time.
- I ran in order to be on time.
- I ran in order to make it on time.
- I ran so I'd be on time.
- We are the first to arrive.
- We're the first to arrive.
The bus should be coming soon.
I don't know how to get there.
It'll take an hour to get there.
Could you find out how to get there?
Tom knows how to get there.
How can I reach the hotel?
He had just got here.
- Tom doesn't want to be late.
- Tom does not want to be late.
He has just come home.
How are we going to get there?
Do you know how I can get there?
- I've just gotten home.
- I've just come home.
We've got to get to the hospital.