How to Say "they sport" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “they sport” is “llevan” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
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to display clothing
Examples
En la escuela, todos los niños llevan uniforme azul.
At school, all the children wear blue uniforms.
¿Qué colores llevan ellos hoy?
What colors are they wearing today?
Mis vecinos llevan gafas de sol en interiores.
My neighbors wear sunglasses indoors.
Wearing vs. Dressing
In Spanish, 'llevar' is used to describe the items someone has on (They wear socks: 'Llevan calcetines'). 'Vestir' means the action of getting dressed or clothing someone.
Using 'Ponerse'
Mistake: “Dicen que se ponen abrigos.”
Correction: Dicen que llevan abrigos. ('Ponerse' means 'to put on,' 'llevar' means 'to wear.')
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