You will call me in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronunciation

Normal Speech: me yah-ma-RÁS

7 months ago

Reverse grammar

In Spanish, actions done towards someone is shown by the pronoun “me” to indicate “to me”. So here, it’s “to me, you will call”.

9 months ago

me llamarás info.

Tips to remember “me llamarás”:
– Associate “me llamarás” with the similar sounding English phrase “me, you’ll call” (rearranged to “you’ll call me”) for the future tense.
– Recognize the ending “-ás” as a key indicator of the future tense for “tú” (informal you) in Spanish.

Explanation:
– “Me llamarás” means “you will call me.” It is formed with the future tense of the verb “llamar” (to call) for the second person singular (tú).

Other words/phrases that mean the same thing:
– “Vas a llamarme” (informal you, going-to future),
– “Usted me llamará” (formal you, future tense).

Conjugations in different tenses (using “llamar”):
– Present indicative: “llamas” – “Tú me llamas” (You call me)
– Preterite indicative: “llamaste” – “Tú me llamaste” (You called me)
– Imperfect indicative: “llamabas” – “Tú me llamabas” (You used to call me)
– Conditional: “llamarías” – “Tú me llamarías” (You would call me)
– Future indicative: “llamarás” – “Tú me llamarás” (You will call me)
– Present subjunctive: “llames” – “Espero que tú me llames” (I hope that you call me)
– Imperfect subjunctive: “llamaras” or “llamases” – “Quería que tú me llamaras” (I wanted you to call me)
– Future subjunctive: “llamares” – rarely used, more common in legal or very formal contexts.

Examples of sentences using “me llamarás”:
– “Promete que me llamarás en cuanto llegues.” (Promise that you will call me as soon as you arrive.)
– “Me pregunto si me llamarás mañana para confirmar la cita.” (I wonder if you will call me tomorrow to confirm the appointment.)
– “Si necesitas ayuda, me llamarás, ¿verdad?” (If you need help, you will call me, right?)

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