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It would depend on who you are talking to. If the person is around the same age as you, then you could use the Tu form.
"Hola, te llamas Sierra?"
If you don't really know the person or they are older then you, you should use the usted form.
"Hola, usted se llama Sierra?"
If you don't really know the person, you are usually better off using the Usted form instead of the Tu so that you don't risk offending them.
What else can I help you with?
Is the name Sierra a Spanish name?
It is of Spanish origin.Hope this helped
How do you spell the name sierra in spanish?
The name Sierra means mountain in Spanish. Similar names are Ciera and Ciara.
Meaning of the name sierra?
Sierra MountainGender: FemaleOrigin: Spanish
What is the meaning of the name cierra?
Cierra is a variant of the name Sierra, which means "mountain range" in Spanish.
Mountain range in California with spanish name?
Sierra Nevada mountains Sierra Nevada mountains
What is the high mountains in the western US with a spanish name?
The Sierra Nevada mountain range in California is an example of high mountains in the western US with a Spanish name.
How do you say sierra in spanish?
Sierra is spanish so you would just say sierra. and to someone that sed it means forest it dosent it means MOUNTAIN.I would know because my name is Sierra and im Puerto rican. :)
What does the name dierra mean?
Assuming that you mean Sierra, it is a unisex given name that is of Spanish origin. Sierra means saw toothed mountains.
High mountains in western US with a spanish name?
sierra nevada
What does the name Siera mean?
Sierra is "mountain" in Spanish, referring to rugged as opposed to smooth terrain. Siera is a surname of the name Sierra. In spanish, it means ''Saw''. See the related link for more information.
What does sierra vista mean?
It is the name if a city in Arizona. We need a Spanish speaking person to clarify this, but 'sierra vista' in Spanish means roughly 'view the mountain'.
How did the sierra Nevada get its name?
It is Spanish for SNOWY MOUNTAINS . Sierra means "mountains" and Nevada means "snowy". Initially, the Spanish explorer was simply describing them, not naming them. However, that description was used on the first map and that became the name.
