lleguen

arrive, arrive at

Verb lleguen

Second-person plural (ustedes) imperative form of llegar.
Second-person plural (ustedes) present subjunctive form of llegar.
Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) present subjunctive form of llegar.

Examples

Puede que las máquinas lleguen algún día a pensar, pero nunca se reirán.

Machines may one day think, but they'll never laugh.

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Es dudoso que Tom todavía siga con vida cuando sus hijos lleguen al hospital.

It's doubtful that Tom will still be alive when his children get to the hospital.

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Espero que lleguen pronto.

I hope they arrive soon.

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Pensamos que es posible que lleguen la próxima semana.

We think it possible that they may arrive next week.

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Exijo que los estudiantes lleguen siempre a tiempo.

I demand that students be always on time.

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No lleguen tarde a la escuela.

Don't be late for school.

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Requiero que todos mis empleados lleguen a la hora.

I require that all my employees be on time.

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Estoy deseando que lleguen las vacaciones de verano.

I'm looking forward to the summer vacation.

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