You Call and You Send
Use llama for polite “you call” and envía for polite “you send.” Combine these forms with familiar words and helper verbs from earlier modules.
You call: llama
Use llama when politely saying that one person calls. Use llamar after familiar helper forms.
One new building block
Spanish often leaves out usted. Here, llama by itself can mean polite you call.
Build the meaning step by step
Interpret with llama and llamar
You send: envía
Use envía when politely saying that one person sends something. Use enviar after familiar helper forms.
One new building block
The accent in envía keeps the stress clear. The infinitive is enviar.
Build the meaning step by step
Interpret with envía and enviar
Call, write, and send
Llama versus llamar; envía versus enviar
Direct polite action
Use llama and envía when speaking politely to one person about what they call or send.
After a helper verb
After quiere, puede, or necesita, use the infinitives llamar and enviar.
Combine the new actions
Interpret: You call and send the message now.
Module 29 checkpoint
You can now use llama / llamar and envía / enviar with familiar questions, helpers, objects, and sentence-building blocks.
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