"Ya llegue" in English translates to "I have arrived."
I wish that you were here right now.
hopefully summer will be here soon
Llegue is the preterite yo form of the verb "Llegar". It means "I arrived".
i'm iar the school (or i'm in class) i'll call you later.
I wanna do it right now. (sex)
He/She is coming over to see you in a minute, or any minute now.
It means not exactly right now while I'm saying it, but any second now or soon thereafter. (Hard to translate, huh?) Ahora means now. Ahorita means almost now. If (A) is happening ahora and (B) is happening ahorita, then A happens first, then B starts. I know you're thinking it means "soon", but that's "pronto". It also doesn't mean "after", cause that's "después".
"No quiero verte ahorita" means "I don't want to see you right now" in Spanish. It conveys a desire to not have contact or interaction with the person at that particular moment.
"donde estas ahorita te hablo" means where you are now I speak to you
'Sí, ahorita voy por él,' means, 'Yes, I'm going for him right now."
if you mean kohls the department store the cashiers use math when you buy something and they add up the prices and that equals the price u pay