"My dads name is" translates to: Mi padre se llama...
it is actually "Como se llama mi colegio" iiama is not a word, in literal translation it means "as my school is called" or kinda like saying "the name of my school"
My dad calls himself... (refering to his name) Example: Mi padre se llama Jim.
Mi escuela se llama and then the name of your school.
"Mi amigo se llama" translates to "My friend's name is" in English.
In English, "mi instituto se llama" translates to "my school is called."
como se llama mi mama?
mi nombre es padre No that means 'mi name is dad' Its: 'el nombre de mi padre es...' That means: 'the name of my dad is...'
"In English, 'mi amiga se llama' translates to 'my friend's name is'."
Pues eso, que mi mejor amigo se llama Diego.
¿Cómo se llaman las personas de tu familia? literally translated is 'How are called the persons of your family?'. In other words, "What are your family members called?'You could respond to this with any or all of the following:Mi madre se llama ...(My mother is called ...)Mi padre se llama ...(My father is called ...)Mi hermano/hermana mayor se llama ...(My older brother/sister is called ...)Mi hermano/hermana menor se llama ...(My younger brother/sister is called ...)Mi abuela se llama ...(My grandmother is called ...)Mi abuelo se llama ...(My grandfather is called ...)Mi tía se llama ...(My aunt is called ...)Mi tío se llama ...(My uncle is called ...)You get the idea ...
When talking to your friend, you would say: "¿Cómo se llama tu hermano?"