Llámenme

Llámenme is a Spanish word that translates to "call me" or "name me" in English. It is a verb conjugation of the infinitive "llamar," which means "to call." Specifically, "llámenme" is the imperative form directed at "ustedes" (you all, formal) or "ellos/ellas" (they, formal). It is used to instruct a group of people to call someone or to refer to someone by a particular name.

The phrase can be used in various contexts. For instance, someone might say "Llámenme Juan" to introduce themselves and request to be called Juan. Alternatively, it can be used in a more general sense, such as in a public announcement where instructions are given, like "Llámenme si necesitan ayuda," meaning "Call me if you need help." The use of the formal "ustedes" implies a respectful or distant tone, while if used to refer to "ellos/ellas," it would mean "they should call me" or "they should name me." Understanding the context is crucial to accurately interpret the meaning of "llámenme."