How to Say ‘Call’ in Spain Spanish
Llamo
YA-mo
[YA-mo]
💬 Usage Tip: Llamo here is "I call," but in me llamo the whole expression means "my name is." The verb changes with the person: me llamo, te llamas, se llama.
Phrase Breakdown
Llamo
[YA-mo]
Call
First-person form of the verb 'llamar', meaning to call.
Siempre me llamo Juan en las reuniones de networking.
I always call myself Juan in networking meetings.
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