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    Me llegó una notificación

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase uses the verb 'llegar' (to arrive/reach) in an impersonal or dative construction often seen with verbs like 'gustar'. 'Me' is an indirect object pronoun, indicating 'to me' or 'for me', implying that the notification reached or came to the speaker. 'Una notificación' is the subject of the sentence.

    Sample sentences

    Me llegó una notificación de mi banco sobre un pago reciente.

    I received a notification from my bank about a recent payment.

    ¿Ya te llegó una notificación de que tu pedido fue enviado?

    Did you already receive a notification that your order was sent?

    Me llegó una notificación importante por correo postal.

    I received an important notification by postal mail.

    Quick facts

    dative_case_usage:The 'me' pronoun acts as an indirect object, indicating the recipient of the arrival, similar to how 'gustar' works (e.g., 'me gusta el café' - coffee is pleasing to me).
    verb_conjugation_note:'Llegó' is the third-person singular preterite tense of 'llegar', agreeing with 'una notificación' (the subject).

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    Me llegó una notificación de mi banco sobre un pago reciente.

    I received a notification from my bank about a recent payment.

    ¿Ya te llegó una notificación de que tu pedido fue enviado?

    Did you already receive a notification that your order was sent?

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