¿Quién es la muchacha? means "Who is the girl" If you don't know who she is you respond "No sé" (I don't know) or "No la conozco" (I don't know her) If you know the girl's name you respond "[La muchacha] Se llama [name]"
"Como se llama ella" in Spanish translates to "What is her name" in English. It is a question used to ask for the name of a female person.
"¿Cómo se llama él?" translates to "What is his name?" in English. It's a way to ask for someone's name in Spanish.
This sentence translates to "Chacho called Lola during the class" in English.
Flame in Spanish is 'llama' (pronounced yah-mah).
¿Cómo se llama la muchacha? in Spanish is "What is the girl's name?" in English.
¿Esa muchacha cómo se llama? / ¿Esa chica cómo se llama? / ¿Esa chica se llama cómo? / ¿Cómo esa muchacha se llama?como se llama esa chica = the way that girl is called
"llama" (pronounced yama). When used in a sentence; "Me llama es Fallon."
¿Quién es la muchacha? means "Who is the girl" If you don't know who she is you respond "No sé" (I don't know) or "No la conozco" (I don't know her) If you know the girl's name you respond "[La muchacha] Se llama [name]"
"Llama, quiero verte" is Spanish for "call me, I want to see you."
¿Quién llama?
LLAMA IS STILL LLAMA IN SPANISH!!!
"He calls me Jaclyn!" is an English equivalent of the Spanish phrase ¡Me llama Jaclyn! The declaration also translates literally as "She calls me Jaclyn!" or "(formal) You call me Jaclyn!" in English. The pronunciation will be "mey SHA-ma HAK-leen" in Uruguayan Spanish.
"llama", and you spelled it wrong in english! :). Pronounced "yama"
"Como se llama ella" in Spanish translates to "What is her name" in English. It is a question used to ask for the name of a female person.
"¿Cómo se llama él?" translates to "What is his name?" in English. It's a way to ask for someone's name in Spanish.
it could be the animal or fire