How to Say “Call Me Now!” in Spanish

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¡llámame ahora!
The English phrase "call me now!" is translated into Spanish as ¡llámame ahora!
This phrase is used as an urgent request for someone to telephone the speaker immediately.

How does it change in a sentence?

To use the formal usted form instead of the informal tú form, change llámame to llámeme. If you are asking a group of people to call you, use the plural imperative form llámenme.

Did you know?

  • The word ahora is actually a contraction of the Latin phrase hāc hōrā, which means 'at this hour'.
  • In some Spanish dialects, you might hear the word agora instead of ahora for 'now'. While it sounds like a mistake to some, it is actually a version of the word that survived from Old Spanish.

Examples in context

  • Por favor, comuníquese conmigo de inmediato.
    Please contact me immediately.
  • Le ruego que me llame ahora mismo.
    I beg you to call me right now.
  • Llámame ahora, por favor.
    Call me now, please.
  • Mándame un mensaje o llámame ahora mismo.
    Send me a message or call me right now.
  • Tengo una emergencia, ¡llámame ahora!
    I have an emergency, call me now!

Example conversation

Lucía sends a frantic text message to Daniel.

  1. Lucía

    ¡llámame ahora!
    Call me now!
  2. Daniel

    ¿Pasa algo malo, Lucía?
    Is something wrong, Lucía?
  3. Lucía

    Sí, es urgente.
    Yes, it is urgent.
  4. Daniel

    Te llamo enseguida.
    I'll call you right away.

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