--description--

When people want to say their name, they often use the following structure:

Me llamo + name.

This is a common and natural way to introduce yourself in Spanish.

--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What is the speaker's name?

--answers--

Laura

--feedback--

This is a common name in Spanish, but it's not the one you hear. Focus on the last word of the sentence.

Elena

Camila

--feedback--

This is not the name the speaker uses. Focus on the last word of the sentence.

Lucía

--feedback--

Focus on the last word of the sentence.

--video-solution--

2

--explanation--

Me llamo... means "My name is...". It literally means "I call myself...", but it's the standard way to introduce your name. For example:

Me llamo Gino. – My name is Gino.

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