How is the phrase llevarse muy bien translated from Spanish to English

Tener una relación muy amistosa.

To have a very friendly relationship.

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English translation
Get along well

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  • Los nuevos vecinos se llevan muy bien. The new neighbors get along well.

  • ¿Tú y tu hermana congeniáis? Do you and your sister get along well?

  • ¿Los niños se llevaron muy bien en el campamento? Did the kids get along well at camp?

  • Congenian con sus vecinos. They get along well with their neighbors.

  • Nuestros dos departamentos se llevan muy bien últimamente. Our two departments get along well these days.

  • Todos deberíamos congeniar para que haya armonía. We should all get along well to create harmony.

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FAQ about “llevarse muy bien”

How is “llevarse muy bien” translated from Spanish?
“llevarse muy bien” translates into English as “Get along well”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “llevarse muy bien” mean?
Meaning of “llevarse muy bien”: Tener una relación muy amistosa. In English — “Get along well”.
What part of speech is “llevarse muy bien”?
“llevarse muy bien” is a phrase.
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