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le llevaré

I will take/bring him, her, or you

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I will take/bring him, her, or you Le is an indirect object pronoun referring to a person; llevaré is the future tense of llevar. The exact translation depends on context: llevaré often means “I will take” someone to a place or “I will bring” something to someone. In formal contexts, le can refer to “you.”
SP: Le llevaré a casa después de la cena.
EN: I will take him home after dinner.

Le llevaré unos caracoles a la señora.

I'll take some snails to the lady.

— El manantial de las colinas (1986)

Le llevaré algo de comer a Zé.

I'll take Zé something to eat.

— Doña Clara (2016)

Le llevaré esto a Tom.

I’ll take this to Tom.

Le llevaré al aeropuerto pase lo que pase.

I will take you to the airport, come what may.

— A Taxi Driver: Los héroes de Gwangju (2017)

Le llevaré.

I'll take him.

— Love Actually (2003)

Está bien, le llevaré.

Okay, I'll take him.

— El brazo de brillantes (1969)

Le llevaré esas formas de inmediato, señor.

I'll bring those forms to you right away, sir.

Yo le llevaré.

I'll take him.

Cuando enferme, le llevaré al hospital y le dejaré allí.

When he gets sick, I'll take him to the hospital and leave him there.

— Amarcord (1973)