llegars

llegars is not a standard entry in Spanish dictionaries and does not correspond to a recognized grammatical form of the verb llegar in contemporary Spanish. The canonical verb llegar belongs to the -ar conjugation, with forms such as llego, llegas, llega, llegamos, llegáis, llegan; the infinitive is llegar, the gerund is llegando, and the past participle is llegado. The sequence "llegars" does not appear as a valid variant in standard usage.

Possible interpretations of llegars include a misspelling or typographical error for "llegas" (tú llegas) or "llegáis" (vosotros llegáis). It may also appear in informal writing or personal or regional texts as a nonstandard form, but it is not accepted in formal grammar and is not listed as a proper conjugation in dictionaries.

In addition, llegars can function as a proper noun in some contexts, such as a surname, brand name, or fictional place name. In such cases, its meaning and usage are determined by the specific usage rather than by Spanish verb conjugation rules.

In other languages, forms that visually resemble llegars do not carry the same meaning as in Spanish, since the verb for “to arrive” differs (for example, llegar in Spanish vs. chegar in Portuguese or chegar in Galician).

Usage guidance: to express arrival, use the standard forms of llegar. For the infinitive, llegar; for the second-person singular present, llegas; for the second-person plural informal, llegáis. The form llegars should be avoided in formal writing, as it is not a recognized standard form and may cause confusion.