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llamaremos

yah-mah-REH-mohs/ʝamaˈɾemos/

we will call

Also: we shall call
VerbA1regular ar
Two friendly people smiling while holding cell phones to their ears, engaged in a conversation, illustrating 'we will call' by telephone.
gerundllamando
infinitivellamar
past Participlellamado

📝 In Action

Cuando lleguemos al aeropuerto, te llamaremos inmediatamente.

A1

When we arrive at the airport, we will call you immediately.

Si no encontramos el sitio, llamaremos para pedir indicaciones.

A2

If we don't find the place, we will call to ask for directions.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • telefonear (to phone)
  • comunicar (to communicate)

Common Collocations

  • Llamaremos a larga distancia – We will make a long-distance call

we will name

Also: we will refer to
VerbA2regular ar
A smiling couple holding a newborn baby, looking at the baby with affection, symbolizing the future action of naming the child.
gerundllamando
infinitivellamar
past Participlellamado

📝 In Action

A este nuevo proyecto lo llamaremos 'Operación Éxito'.

B1

We will name this new project 'Operation Success'.

Si adoptamos un gato, lo llamaremos Misu.

A2

If we adopt a cat, we will name him Misu.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • denominar (to denominate)

Common Collocations

  • Llamaremos a la reunión – We will call the meeting (by a certain name)

we will summon

Also: we will call out to
VerbB1regular ar
Two children making an inviting gesture toward an entryway, symbolizing the act of summoning someone to join them.
gerundllamando
infinitivellamar
past Participlellamado

📝 In Action

Si la máquina se rompe, llamaremos al técnico inmediatamente.

B1

If the machine breaks, we will summon the technician immediately.

Desde aquí, llamaremos a los niños para que vengan a cenar.

B1

From here, we will call out to the children so they come to dinner.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • convocar (to convene/summon)
  • gritar (to shout)

🔄 Conjugations

subjunctive

imperfect

yollamara/llamase
él/ella/ustedllamara/llamase
túllamaras/llamases
vosotrosllamarais/llamaseis
nosotrosllamáramos/llamásemos
ellos/ellas/ustedesllamaran/llamasen

present

yollame
él/ella/ustedllame
túllames
vosotrosllaméis
nosotrosllamemos
ellos/ellas/ustedesllamen

indicative

imperfect

yollamaba
él/ella/ustedllamaba
túllamabas
vosotrosllamabais
nosotrosllamábamos
ellos/ellas/ustedesllamaban

present

yollamo
él/ella/ustedllama
túllamas
vosotrosllamáis
nosotrosllamamos
ellos/ellas/ustedesllaman

preterite

yollamé
él/ella/ustedllamó
túllamaste
vosotrosllamasteis
nosotrosllamamos
ellos/ellas/ustedesllamaron
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✏️ Quick Practice

Quick Quiz: llamaremos

Question 1 of 2

Which sentence correctly uses 'llamaremos' to mean 'we will name'?

📚 More Resources

👥 Word Family▼
llamar(to call (infinitive)) — Verb
la llamada(the call (noun)) — Noun
el llamamiento(the appeal/summons) — Noun
🎵 Rhymes▼
comeremosbeberemos
📚 Etymology▼

The verb 'llamar' comes from the Latin word *clāmāre*, which meant 'to shout' or 'to cry out.' This origin explains why 'llamar' can mean both 'to call someone on the phone' and 'to call out a name.'

First recorded: 10th century

Cognates (Related words)

Portuguese: chamarFrench: clamer

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is 'llamaremos' different from 'vamos a llamar'?

Both mean 'we will call.' 'Llamaremos' is the formal simple future tense. 'Vamos a llamar' uses the structure 'ir a + infinitive' and is generally used more often in everyday spoken Spanish for near-future plans. They are interchangeable for most casual conversation.

Does 'llamaremos' sound formal?

No, the future tense is still very common and sounds neutral. It is perfect for making definite plans or promises: 'Mañana, llamaremos al banco' (Tomorrow, we will call the bank).