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Asking your name in Spanish

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what is you name?

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updated Sep 8, 2010
edited by --Mariana--
posted by jojo2j6

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¿Cómo se llama?

updated Sep 8, 2010
posted by LarryLarham
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Jojo:

Although we've given you some basic translations to get you started, please note that this is not a translation service. Rather, SpanishDict is a learning site.

Therefore, if you post your attempts at translations we will help you correct them, if necessary, and give you advice. However, you must make the first attempt.

updated Sep 8, 2010
posted by --Mariana--
but i want to know that words in spanish - jojo2j6, Sep 8, 2010
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Hi and welcome to the forum!

¿Cómo se llama usted? (formal)

¿Cómo te llamas? (informal)

updated Sep 8, 2010
posted by --Mariana--
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how you doing?

¿Cómo está usted? (formal)

¿Cómo estás? (informal)

updated Sep 8, 2010
posted by --Mariana--
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are you angry me? tell me.

It's not a question of being "angry" (though, perhaps, "impatience" may play a part). This site contains a variety of resources that can help in answering questions. For simple what does word X mean? there is the dictionary. for Forms of verbs, there is the conjugation section. For the translation of simple sentences there is the "translation" section. For broad questions about grammar, there is the "reference" section.

On the whole, the forum is intended for questions that cannot be satisfactorily answered by using one of the other "more direct" tools (especially where some kind of "human assistance" is needed..

Your original question "what is you name?" (or better, How does one ask, "What is your name?") falls under the heading of "simple sentences" that can be easily answered by using the "translation" feature". Did you try this? (I just did and the response was exactly what I would have expected/hoped for. A perfectly correct Spanish expression that is how most Spanish speakers would pose the question.) Did you bother to look it up? Were you (for some reason) dissatisfied with the translation?

updated Sep 8, 2010
posted by samdie
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how you doing?

updated Sep 8, 2010
posted by jojo2j6
Broken English Perhaps you meant to write "How're you doing?" - samdie, Sep 8, 2010
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are you angry me? tell me.

updated Sep 8, 2010
posted by jojo2j6
Nobody is angry at you. We help you to use this web site the best way, for learning. - pesta, Sep 8, 2010