Llamar Conjugation in Spanish

Llamar Conjugation in Spanish | What is the conjugation of llamar?

Llamar-to call

llamar conjugation in Spanish, llamar verb

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Participles

Present:	llamando
Past:	llamado

Indicative

	Present	Preterite	Imperfect	Conditional	Future
yo	llamo	llamé	llamaba	llamaría	llamaré
tú	llamas	llamaste	llamabas	llamarías	llamarás
él/ella/Ud.	llama	llamó	llamaba	llamaría	llamará
nosotros	llamamos	llamamos	llamábamos	llamaríamos	llamaremos
vosotros	llamáis	llamasteis	llamabais	llamaríais	llamaréis
ellos/ellas/Uds.	llaman	llamaron	llamaban	llamarían	llamarán

Present-Preterite-Imperfect-Conditional-Future

I | call – called – called- would call- will call

you | call – called – called- would call- will call

He/She | calls – called – called- would call- will call

You(formal) | call – called – called- would call- will call

We | call – called – called- would call- will call

You(informal) | call – called – called- would call- will call

They/You(formal) | call – called – called- would call- will call

Subjunctive

	Present	Imperfect	Future
yo	llame	llamara, llamase	llamare
tú	llames	llamaras, llamases	llamares
él/ella/Ud.	llame	llamara, llamase	llamare
nosotros	llamemos	llamáramos, llamásemos	llamáremos
vosotros	llaméis	llamarais, llamaseis	llamareis
ellos/ellas/Uds.	llamen	llamaran, llamasen	llamaren

Present-Imperfect-Imperfect 2-Future

I | call – called- called – will call

you | call – called- called – will call

He/She | calls – called- called – will call

You(formal) | call – called- called – will call

We | call – called- called – will call

You(informal) |call – called- called – will call

They/You(formal) | call – called- called – will call

Imperative

	Affirmative	Negative
yo
tú	llama	no llames
Ud.	llame	no llame
nosotros	llamemos	no llamemos
vosotros	llamad	no llaméis
Uds.	llamen	no llamen

Affirmative-Negative

I | —

you | call – don’t call

You(formal) | call – don’t call

We | let’s call – let’s not call

You(informal) | call – don’t call

They/You(formal) | call – don’t call

Progressive

	Present	Preterite	Imperfect	Conditional	Future
yo	estoy llamando	estuve llamando	estaba llamando	estaría llamando	estaré llamando
tú	estás llamando	estuviste llamando	estabas llamando	estarías llamando	estarás llamando
él/ella/Ud.	está llamando	estuvo llamando	estaba llamando	estaría llamando	estará llamando
nosotros	estamos llamando	estuvimos llamando	estábamos llamando	estaríamos llamando	estaremos llamando
vosotros	estáis llamando	estuvisteis llamando	estabais llamando	estaríais llamando	estaréis llamando
ellos/ellas/Uds.	están llamando	estuvieron llamando	estaban llamando	estarían llamando	estarán llamando

Present-Preterite-Imperfect-Conditional-Future

I | am calling- was calling– was calling– would be calling– will be calling

you | are calling– were calling– were calling– would be calling– will be calling

He/She | is calling– was calling– was calling– would be calling– will be calling

You(formal) |are calling– were calling– were calling– would be calling– will be calling

We | are calling– were calling– were calling– would be calling– will be calling

You(informal) | are calling– were calling– were calling– would be calling– will be calling

They/You(formal) | are calling– were calling– were calling– would be calling– will be calling

Perfect

	Present	Preterite	Past	Conditional	Future
yo	he llamado	hube llamado	había llamado	habría llamado	habré llamado
tú	has llamado	hubiste llamado	habías llamado	habrías llamado	habrás llamado
él/ella/Ud.	ha llamado	hubo llamado	había llamado	habría llamado	habrá llamado
nosotros	hemos llamado	hubimos llamado	habíamos llamado	habríamos llamado	habremos llamado
vosotros	habéis llamado	hubisteis llamado	habíais llamado	habríais llamado	habréis llamado
ellos/ellas/Uds.	han llamado	hubieron llamado	habían llamado	habrían llamado	habrán llamado

Present-Preterite-Past-Conditional-Future

I | have called- had called- had called- would have called- will have called

you | have called- had called- had called- would have called- will have called

He/She | has called- had called- had called- would have called- will have called

You(formal) | have called- had called- had called- would have called- will have called

We | have called- had called- had called- would have called- will have called

You(informal) | have called- had called- had called- would have called- will have called

They/You(formal) |have called- had called- had called- would have called- will have called

Perfect Subjunctive

	Present	Past	Future
yo	haya llamado	hubiera llamado, hubiese llamado	hubiere llamado
tú	hayas llamado	hubieras llamado, hubieses llamado	hubieres llamado
él/ella/Ud.	haya llamado	hubiera llamado, hubiese llamado	hubiere llamado
nosotros	hayamos llamado	hubiéramos llamado, hubiésemos llamado	hubiéremos llamado
vosotros	hayáis llamado	hubierais llamado, hubieseis llamado	hubiereis llamado
ellos/ellas/Uds.	hayan llamado	hubieran llamado, hubiesen llamado	hubieren llamado

Present-Past-Future

I | have called- had called- will have called

you | have called- had called- will have called

He/She | has called- had called- will have called

You(formal) | have called- had called- will have called

We | have called- had called- will have called

You(informal) | have called- had called- will have called

They/You(formal) | have called- had called- will have called

Sentences with the conjugated verb: llamar in Spanish

Me llamó para decirme los resultados del examen.	–	He called me to tell me the test results.
Nunca llamas a tu mamá los domingos.	–	You never call your mom on Sundays.
Él llama a su novia de Canadá todos los martes por la tarde.	–	He calls his girlfriend from Canada every Tuesday afternoon.
Nosotros llamamos a Fabio antes de irnos.	–	We call Fabio before we leave.
Ellos nunca llaman a nadie para que los ayuden.	–	They never call anyone for help.
He llamado a tu puerta toda la mañana.	–	I’ve been knocking on your door all morning.
¿Has llamado por fin a Rosario?	–	Have you finally called Rosario?
Él ha llamado miles de veces pero nadie le responde.	–	He has called thousands of times but no one answers.
Nosotros hemos llamado a Laura para saber cómo estaba.	–	We have called Laura to find out how she was.
¡Qué alegría que me hayas llamado!	–	What a joy that you called me!
¿Han llamado ya a la última persona?	–	Has the last person been called yet?
Nunca llamabas a la hora adecuada.	–	You never called at the right time.
Los vecinos llamaban todos los días para quejarse de los ladridos de los perros.	–	Neighbors called every day to complain about barking dogs.
Llamábamos una y otra vez y tú no respondías.	–	We called over and over and you didn’t answer.
Llamé muchas veces al profesor y no me contestó.	–	I called the teacher many times and he did not answer me.
¿Llamaste a Roberto para que viniera?	–	Did you call Roberto to come over?
Llamó tu padre para saber de tus notas.	–	Your father called to find out about your grades.
Ellos llamaron a la policía porque tenían miedo.	–	They called the police because they were afraid.
En la universidad te llamaré todos los días.	–	At the university I will call you every day.
¿Llamarás de una vez a la puerta?	–	Will you knock at the door at once?
Este fin de semana llamaremos unos payasos para el cumpleaños del niño.	–	This weekend we will call some clowns for the child’s birthday.
Ellos llamarán cuando lo necesiten.	–	They will call when they need it.
Habría llamado si me lo hubieras dicho.	–	I would have called if you had told me.
Hubiésemos llamado a Carlos en vez de a Rafael.	–	We would have called Carlos instead of Rafael.
¡No me llames nunca más!	–	Don’t call me ever again!
Llamaremos en la mañana antes de salir.	–	We’ll call in the morning before leaving.
Hubiese llamado pero me quitaron el celular.	–	I would have called but they took my cell phone.
Llamemos a Paula para confirmar la reservación.	–	Let’s call Paula to confirm the reservation.
¡No llaméis a la policía!	–	Don’t call the police!
No sirve de nada que me hayan llamado porqué estaba durmiendo.	–	It’s no use that they called me because I was sleeping.
Hubiera llamado a Lucía de saber que veníamos al teatro.	–	I would have called Lucia if I knew we were coming to the theater.

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