Difference between "me llama" & "llamame"
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Martijn
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updated Sep 21, 2011
posted by imdooren
Welcome to the forum! - 00b6f46c, Sep 21, 2011
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In fairness both "me llama" and "Llámame" can mean call me.
Dame un vaso de agua.
Me da un vaso de agua.
Llámame mañana.
Me llama mañana.
It's just a different construction.
updated Sep 21, 2011
edited by jeezzle
posted by jeezzle
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me llama - means he/she/it calls me
¡Llámame¡ with the accent is the imperative form telling someone to 'call me'.
updated Sep 21, 2011
edited by Kiwi-Girl
posted by Kiwi-Girl
6 seconds difference! lol - 00b6f46c, Sep 21, 2011
lol :) - Kiwi-Girl, Sep 21, 2011
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Me llama = He, she or you (formal) calls me. (Present indicative)
¡Llámame! = Call me! (Informal Imperative)
updated Sep 21, 2011
edited by Jeremias
posted by Jeremias
snap lol :) - Kiwi-Girl, Sep 21, 2011
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So how would you say "¡They (plural form male) call me!"
updated Sep 21, 2011
posted by imdooren
Me llaman! :) - 00b6f46c, Sep 21, 2011
me llaman :) but I wouldn't see the need for the exclamation marks necessarily unless you were really excited about it je je :) - Kiwi-Girl, Sep 21, 2011
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Hi!
Me llama is: he/she/you formal calls me.
For example: Me llama cada día : he calls me everyday.
Llámame is: Call me! (tu command)
For example: llámame a llas 5 de la tarde: call me at 5 in the evening!
updated Sep 21, 2011
edited by 00b6f46c
posted by 00b6f46c
don't forget the accent Lovely :) Llámame :) - Kiwi-Girl, Sep 21, 2011
typo, thanks! :) - 00b6f46c, Sep 21, 2011
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Muchas gracias!
updated Sep 21, 2011
posted by imdooren
