Llamáis (en. You call)
[ʎaˈmaj̪s]
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To express or pronounce someone's or something's name.
You all knock on the door.
Ustedes llaman a la puerta.
To make a sound to get someone's attention.
You call me when you have time.
Me llamáis cuando tengáis tiempo.
To request someone's presence.
Why do you call me so late?
¿Por qué me llamáis tan tarde?
Etymology
Derives from the Latin 'clamare'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
What is your name?
A question to find out someone's name.
¿Cómo te llamas?
I'll call you later.
Indicates that a call will be made at another time.
Te llamo más tarde
Call us if you need help.
An invitation to contact if assistance is needed.
Llámanos si necesitas ayuda
Related Words
called
Action of calling.
llamado
caller
Person who calls.
llamante
loud call
Intense or noisy call.
llamarada
Slang Meanings
Used in a friendly context to get attention.
Hey, you all! Come here.
¡Eh, llamáis! Ven aquí.
A popular expression to refer to making a call in a fun way.
Let's make a 'call' to the friends.
Vamos a hacer un 'llamás' a los amigos.