Llamaré (en. I will call)

/ja-ma-ˈɾe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates a future action of contacting or invoking someone.

Tomorrow I called Juan to talk about the project.

Mañana llamé a Juan para hablar sobre el proyecto.

Used to mention that one intends to make a call.

I will call my mother later.

Llamaré a mi madre más tarde.

Can refer to the promise of communicating with someone.

I will call my friends when I get home.

Llamaré a mis amigos cuando llegue a casa.

From the Latin 'clamare', which means 'to shout' or 'to call'.

to call attention

To do something that causes interest or focus.

llamar la atención

to call by phone

To make a phone call to someone.

llamar por teléfono

to knock on the door

To knock on the door for someone to open it.

llamar a la puerta

call

Telephone communication or contact.

llamada

to call

To make a call or invoke someone.

llamar

To call someone to ask about a rumor.

Hey, don’t be a gossip, don’t call me for that.

Oye, no seas chismoso, no me llames para eso.

To call for a gathering of friends.

I’m going to call everyone for the party on Saturday.

Voy a llamar a todos para la fiesta el sábado.