How do you say "My name is Emily Smith." in Mexican Spanish?

"My name is Emily Smith." in Mexican Spanish is "Me llamo Emily Smith .". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Me llamo Emily Smith ." mean in English?

"Me llamo Emily Smith ." means "My name is Emily Smith." in English. Usage tip: A simple structure for introducing oneself.

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How to Say ‘My name is Emily Smith.’ in Mexican Spanish

Me llamo Emily Smith .

meh YAH-moh

[meh YAH-moh]

💬 Usage Tip: A simple structure for introducing oneself.

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Telling your full name is common in Mexican introductions.

Phrase Breakdown

[meh]

Referring to oneself.

Example

Me llamo Juan.

My name is Juan.

llamo

[YAH-moh]

Call

Used to state one's name.

Example

Me llamo María, mucho gusto.

I am called María, nice to meet you.

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