What does Lleno de mean?
Practice Version
Lleno De:
Full of. Lleno de. "Lleno de" is a Spanish phrase used to indicate that something is full or filled with something else.
Example:
Lleno de means “full of.” Imagine your cup overflowing as someone offers more coffee: “Yeah, no—there’s no room!” That “yeah, no” sounds a bit like lleno (YEH-noh). Your cup is lleno de café—“full of coffee”—and your saucer is becoming a swimming pool.
