eli mendez me llamo yo
What is your name?
Como te llamas Cual es tu nombre
Cuál es tu nombre is the corect way though both work . como te llamas literally means what do you call yourself
It means "and you, what is your name?" Literally, "And you, what do you call yourself?"
¿Que es tu nombre? Como te llamas? (informal) Como se llama usted? (formal)
It is a spanish saying. It means "and you" It is usually used as a question like: (como te llamas?) Muy bien, y tu?
"¿Qué es tu apellido?" is Spanish for "What is your last name?" It is a question asking for a person's family name.
Cual es tu/su nombre (informal/formal) Como te llamas (informal) Como se llama usted (formal)
Well this is "what is your name" in Spanish: ¿Cómo te llamas? or ¿Cómo se llama?
In an informal setting, such as talking to a person your age, you would say, "¿Cómo te llamas?" In a formal setting, like talking to an elder, you would say, "¿Cómo se llama usted?" "¿Cuál es su nombre?" is fine too. The only difference between that and, "¿Cómo te llamas?" is that "llamas" means "called" and "nombre" means name.¿Cuál es tu nombre? or ¿Cómo te llamas?The normal (familiar) is ¿Como te llamas?* Pronounced (COH-moh tay YAH-mahs)To ask directly "what is your name?" is "¿Cuál es tu nombre?"and the person would answer "Me llamo __ " (his name).The more formal is ¿Como se llama (usted)?...which literally translates as how do you call yourself,and the answer means I call myself____.
Hola, tu nombre es...?Although the most common form is "Como te llamas" or "cual es tu nombre" (what is your name)
" Cómo te llamas tú ? " (How do you name yourself? How do they call you? = What´s your name?)
If you're speaking informally, like to a friend or younger family member -Como te llamas?Speaking formally to a single person, such as a boss-Como se llama Usted?Speaking informally to a group of people (only Spain and certain other countries)-Como OS llameis?Speaking to a group (Mexico and others) -Como se llaman Ustedes?