How to Say ‘I'll call the waiter’ in Spain Spanish
Llamo al camarero
YAH-moh ahl kah-mah-REH-roh
[YAH-moh ahl kah-mah-REH-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the plain present for something you're about to do right now, where English says "I'll". Same pattern: pido yo "I'll order".
Phrase Breakdown
Llamo
[YAH-moh]
I call
First-person form of 'llamar'; with 'me' it means 'I call myself', i.e. my name is.
Yo me llamo Ana.
My name is Ana.
al
[ahl]
to the
A contraction of 'a el', meaning towards a direction or a specific person.
Al entrar, vi la belleza del lugar.
Upon entering, I saw the beauty of the place.
camarero
[kah-mah-REH-roh]
waiter
A person serving in a bar or restaurant.
El camarero es muy amable.
The waiter is very kind.
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