Spanish Question

[AgaBoogaBoo]

This is regarding a Spanish III Quiz I have tomorrow...

Anyway, what is the difference of the verbs: Sacar, Tomar, and Llevar? They all mean to take. I know sacar buenas notas is to get good grades and tomar el sol is to sub bathe. I have no clue when to use llevar and how to differentiate between them.

Thanks

 

[melly]

Sacar, Tomar, and Llevar?

sacar is to throw out something or to score. tomar is to take something by mouth or hand, llevar is to bring something.

 

[BatmanNate]

IIRC,

Sacar = take/take out
Tomar = take in
Llevar = to lift

 

[Ameesh]

Originally posted by: caramel

Sacar, Tomar, and Llevar?

sacar is to throw out something or to score. tomar is to take something by mouth or hand, llevar is to bring something.

 

[pennylane]

llevar can also mean to wear, among other things, IIRC. It's one of those "wonder" verbs. Sacar and tomar have their share of meanings too.

 

[BatmanNate]

Ah. Llevar can mean any of the following:

To carry
To convey
To lead
To lug
To tote
To wear

 

[BatmanNate]

Sacar means "To fetch"

 

[BatmanNate]

And tomar is to drink or to take.