Llévame

Llévame is a Spanish word that translates to "Take me" in English. It's a command or request, expressed in the imperative mood. It's formed by combining the imperative form of the verb llevar (to take, to carry) with the reflexive pronoun me (me). The pronoun is attached to the end of the verb, as is common in Spanish imperative constructions. The accent mark (´) over the 'e' in Llévame is crucial, as it indicates the stressed syllable and maintains the correct pronunciation when the pronoun is attached. Without the accent, the pronunciation and potentially the meaning would be altered. The word implies a desire or need to be transported or accompanied to a different location.