No. 12,341 in Spanish
llame
"Llame" means "call" (as a formal command or request).
In a sentence
Si necesita ayuda, llame a este número.
If you need help, call this number.
Here, 'llame' is in the imperative mode, formal, directing someone to make a phone call.
Creo que alguien me llame por mi nombre.
I think that someone is calling me by my name.
In this case, 'llame' is in the subjunctive mood, used to express doubt or uncertainty.
Espero que el médico me llame pronto.
I hope that the doctor calls me soon.
Here, 'llame' is used in the subjunctive mood, indicating a wish or hope that the action occurs.
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