Llamarían (en. They would call)

/ʎa.maˈɾi.an/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates a hypothetical future action of calling.

If they needed me, they would call me immediately.

Si me necesitaran, me llamarían inmediatamente.

Used to express an invitation or request for communication.

They said they would call me when they arrived.

Ellos dijeron que me llamarían cuando llegaran.

Refers to the possibility of someone making a phone contact.

If they were in the country, they would call me tomorrow.

Si estuvieran en el país, me llamarían mañana.

It derives from the verb 'llamar', which comes from the Latin 'clamare'.

they would catch attention

It means that something would be noteworthy or interesting.

llamarían la atención

they would call by phone

It implies making contact through a phone call.

llamarían por teléfono

they would knock on the door

It means that someone would knock on the door to enter or communicate.

llamarían a la puerta

call

Action of calling someone.

llamada

to call

Verb that implies to invoke or make sound.

llamar

caller

A person who calls, or a device for calling.

llamador

To call someone to socialize.

If you're at home, call me to chat.

Si estás en la casa, llámame para charlar.

To wake someone up with a call.

Don't forget to call to wake me up.

No me olvides de llamar para despertarme.