Llámenos

Llámenos is a Spanish phrase that translates directly to "call us" in English. It is a common imperative verb form used in advertising, customer service, and general communication to encourage people to make a phone call. The phrase is a polite imperative directed at "ustedes" or "ustedes" (formal or plural "you"), implying a respectful or collective invitation.

The phrase "llámenos" is formed by combining the imperative verb "llame" (from the verb "llamar," meaning to call) with the direct object pronoun "nos" (meaning us). This construction is typical in Spanish for attaching object pronouns to the end of imperative verbs. It is frequently seen on business cards, websites, brochures, and other forms of promotional material where direct contact via telephone is desired.

Variations of this phrase exist depending on the formality and number of people being addressed. For instance, "llámame" means "call me" (informal singular), and "llamadnos" means "call us" (informal plural, used primarily in Spain). However, "llámenos" remains the most widely used and generally applicable form for businesses and organizations seeking to be contacted by phone. Its directness and clear call to action make it an effective communication tool.