How do you say "I will call you upon arrival"?
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How do you say "I will call you upon arrival"?
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updated Feb 8, 2012
posted by Robert999
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Welcome to the forum. THis is a SPanish learning site, not a translation service. Please, make your own attempt at this, using the Translator above if necessary, and then ask for clarifications if need be.
updated Feb 8, 2012
posted by Jeremias
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Very close! Llegar means to arrive.
Te llamo cuando llegue
Te voy a llamar cuando llegue
updated Feb 8, 2012
posted by rodneyp
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Al llegar, te llamaré.
updated Feb 8, 2012
posted by Sheily
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te voy a llamar a su llegada
updated Feb 8, 2012
posted by arajei
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Voy a llamarte quando arrivera
updated Feb 8, 2012
posted by PaulineMarkovits
Cuando, not quando. If you use "te" you must use a "tu" form later. And cuando takes the present subjunctive in this case. ... cuando llegues. And neither arriver nor arrevir is a verb in Spanish, at least that I could find. - Jeremias, Feb 8, 2012
"Quando" is good Latin and "arrivera" good French, but neither word is Spanish - lazarus1907, Feb 8, 2012
