How to Say ‘My mother's name is Ana.’ in Spain Spanish
Mi madre se llama Ana.
mee MAH-dray seh YAH-mah AH-nah
[mee MAH-dray seh YAH-mah AH-nah]
Phrase Breakdown
Mi madre
mee MAH-dray
My mother
'Mi' (my) has no accent. 'Mí' with an accent means 'me'.
Mi madre es profesora.
My mother is a teacher.
Words in this phrase
Mi
[mee]
my
A possessive word showing something belongs to me.
Mi pasaporte está aquí.
My passport is here.
madre
[MAH-dray]
mother
The word for mother, used to refer to your mom.
El cumpleaños de tu madre es mañana.
Your mother's birthday is tomorrow.
se llama Ana.
seh YAH-mah AH-nah
is called Ana.
'Se llama' is the third person of llamarse (to be called).
La chica se llama Ana.
The girl's name is Ana.
Words in this phrase
se
[seh]
herself / himself
Reflexive pronoun; with 'llamar' it forms 'to be called'.
Mi tío se llama Pedro.
My uncle is called Pedro.
llama
[YAH-mah]
is called
From 'llamarse'; used to give someone's name.
Mi abuela se llama Carmen.
My grandmother is called Carmen.
Ana
[AH-nah]
Ana
A given name provided as an example.
Me llamo Ana y estudio arte.
My name is Ana and I study art.
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