How to Say ‘They'll call you there’ in Mexican Spanish
Ahí lo llaman
ah-EE loh YAH-mahn
[ah-EE loh YAH-mahn]
💬 Usage Tip: llaman "they call" has no named subject, so it means staff in general, like English "they'll call you". lo is the polite "you" for a man; a woman hears la llaman.
Phrase Breakdown
Ahí
[ah-EE]
there
Adverb pointing to a place near the listener or visible nearby.
El letrero está ahí.
The sign is there.
lo
[loh]
you (formal, masculine)
Object pronoun referring to 'usted' when masculine.
Lo veo mañana, señor.
I'll see you tomorrow, sir.
llaman
[YAH-mahn]
they call
Third person plural of 'llamar', to call; used impersonally like 'you'll be called'.
Te llaman cuando esté listo.
They'll call you when it's ready.
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