How to Say ‘She'll call you’ in Spain Spanish
Ella le llama
eh-yah leh YAH-mah
[eh-yah leh YAH-mah]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses the present tense for near-future plans: le llama "she'll call you". In Spain, le is also commonly used for a person as the one being called, especially when speaking politely.
Phrase Breakdown
Ella
[eh-yah]
She
Used to refer to a woman, girl, or female animal previously mentioned or easily identified.
Ella es mi mejor amiga desde la infancia.
She is my best friend since childhood.
le
[leh]
(to) you (formal)
Indirect object pronoun for 'usted', polite address.
¿Le traigo la carta?
Shall I bring you the menu?
llama
[YAH-mah]
calls (phones)
From 'llamar': to phone someone.
Mi jefe me llama cada día.
My boss calls me every day.
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