What is your name.
Your name
"Te llamas" means "You call yourself". Usually this would be said as "¿Cómo te llamas", and would be translated as "What is your name?". "¿Qué quieres?" would be "What do you want?" With this in mind, the question should be "¿Cómo te llamas y qué quieres?", which would mean "What is your name and what do you want?"
It means 'Like what? And what is your name?.
que es tu apellido mean "What's your family name" como te llamas mean what is your name
Well this is "what is your name" in Spanish: ¿Cómo te llamas? or ¿Cómo se llama?
Good morning precious, I miss you a lot why don't you call (me)Buenos dias preciosa te extrano mucho por que no (you) llamasyou is not in spanish; but I have seen it used in error for 'me' for some reason, possibly derived from Spanish 'yo' = 'I'.
that well liked
que no me llamas = (that you) don't call me mira lo que te puse tu estas con alguien = look at what I wrote/caused you, are you with someone/ look at what I wrote/caused you, you are with someone
Hola, como (accent of first o) te llamas?
¿Que es tu nombre? Como te llamas? (informal) Como se llama usted? (formal)
Como te llamas
Como te llamas? means What is your name?
"Te yamas" is a poor spelling of "Te llamas", which means "You are called". So the question "¿Cómo te llamas" means "What's your name?"/"How are you called?" (the latter one being a literal translation)