WHEN DO YOU SAY TE LLAMAS OR SE LLAMAS?

You use "te llamas" when you're asking someone what their name is. It literally means "you call yourself."

"Se llama" is used to say what someone's name is. It means "he/she/it is called."

Here's a breakdown:

"Te llamas" (you call yourself)

* Use: To ask someone their name.

* Example: "¿Te llamas Juan?" (Do you call yourself Juan?)

"Se llama" (he/she/it is called)

* Use: To say someone's name.

* Example: "Se llama María." (She is called Maria.)

Let me know if you have any other Spanish grammar questions!