My Spanish neighbors keep asking about my Llama???

Question

They just moved in last week. They are very friendly but don't speak any English.

I keep telling them that I have never owned a llama, don't know anything about llamas, and am not interested in learining anything about llamas.

How do I get it to sink in???

Answer 1

maybe they are saying " como se llama", which means "what is your name"

Answer 2

Como se llama?

It means what is you name. But you are most likely having a laugh. Hope u get on with ur new neighbours.

Btw, the answer is Me llamo (ur name)

Answer 3

Tell them that you do have a llama.

Answer 4

They're asking your name, as in "Como se llama?" The polite answer is "Me llamo es... {John, or Larry, or whatever your name is}". (My name is....) And you can also say, "Lo siento, no hablo espanol" (I'm sorry, I don't speak Spanish)

Answer 5

Maybe they arent saying llama.
Try to find someone who speaks spanish and figure out what they are really saying.

Answer 6

there probably asking "como te llamas" which means whats your name.

Answer 7

lmao! oh dude this is just too funny. try getting some1 else that speaks spanish to tell u what they're REALLY trying 2 say.

Answer 8

tell them "no pet llama.your cabeza es very loco.i no speak cocker-spaniardo languidos?!" it means that i don't have a pet llama.their head is very crazy.i don't speak the spanish language.

Answer 9

They are trying to find out what your name is.

The next time they ask, point at yourself and say very slowly:

"MY... LLAMA ...IS ... CALLED.... DERWOOD."

Answer 10

"llama" means "call" in spanish.