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My Spanish is "not very good looking". I am going to meet a little girl in South America who I sponsor. I want her to feel comfortable with me and I am going to try to speak with her in Spanish. My question is, would it be inappropriate for me to ask her not to use "usted" and to not call me "Señor". I don't even like to be called Mister in English.

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updated Apr 19, 2016
posted by Sjbenko

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I think this is simular to a family relationship, so your request is appropriate.I would say something like: Vamos a tutearnos (hablar de "tú") porque somos como familia. With this there should be no need to tell her not to call you "señor".

updated Sep 29, 2015
posted by 005faa61
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Let her call you by your real name- after all, Spanish and English words in names are basically the same.

updated Apr 21, 2016
edited by Matjam
posted by Matjam
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You can say to her "Llamame Steve" or whatever your name is.

updated Sep 29, 2015
posted by Winkfish