Spanish phrase

Se llevan ~.

Meaning

They get along ___.

When to use it

Describes how two people relate to each other. Used in casual remarks about harmony or friction, often paired with adverbs like well or badly to show closeness or conflict.

Example dialogue

Se llevan mal.

They get along badly.

Sí, últimamente no se hablan.

Yes, they haven't been talking lately.

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