In Mexican Spanish, How do you say "what is your name?", My name is.. and are you ready to go to lunch?
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What is your name : ¿Cómo te llamas? or if you don't know the person that well, ¿Cómo le llama Usted?\n\nJust to be clear, this actually means "How do you call yourself", but that's how the Mexicans say it.\n\nMy name is : Me llamo Shaun (or whatever your name is)\n\nAgain, this means, "I call myself Shaun", but that's how it's said in Mexico.\n\nAre you ready to go to lunch : ¿Estás listo para almorzar?\n\nAnd dude, instead of asking, you could just go to Google, click Language Tools, and it'll translate stuff for you. It's not the most accurate thing, but it'll get you through.
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Hi, How are you? My name is..... and yours? (If meeting for the first time)
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1. What shall we have for lunch?\n\n2. Where shall we eat?\n\n3. Who's buying?
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Felipe\nJose\nRolando\nMartin\nHilde\nMaria\nRosa\nSandra\nJulian\nLuis\nJaime\n\nWere you referring to any Mexican in particular?
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quisiera ~yo\nquisieras ~tu\nquisiera ~el/ella/ud formal\nquisieramos ~nosotros\nquisieran ~ellos/uds\n\nTraigo\ntraigas\ntraiga\ntraigamos\ntraigan\n\nnot sure if that's the tense you wanted... if not let me know...
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Menudo \nBreakfast of champions.\nYou were probably born or concieved in the morning. kidding...\n\nUnique wonderful name. They probably want you to stand out from the rest of the people with common names.\nASK THEM they probably have a better explanation than mine, plus then you will stop wondering about it.
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Icelandic: Ég elska þig.\n\nDanish: Jeg elsker dig.\n\n...and isn't it both "te amo" and "te quiero" in spanish?
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i speak spanish, but what is the question?
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The a's in Spanish are pronounced ahh as in open your mouth and say "ahhh"\nThe e's are pronounced "ey" part in the word "hey".\nthe i's are pronounced "eee"\nthe o's are pronounced "oh" and the \nu's are pronounced like the "oo" in "boo".\nIf you can remember that then you can say just about any word in Spanish correctly.
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Quieres salir conmigo?\n{It's pronounced: Key-ear-ah-s  sah-leer  con-mee-go}
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Como le va?  (if it is formal) or Como te va? (if it is informal).
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I want to come- \nquiero venir\nYou (single informal) want to come- \nquieres venir\nHe/She/You(single formal) want to come- \nquiere venir\nWe want to come- \nQueremos venir\nThey/you(formal plural) want to come- \nQuieren venir\nTo want to come- \nQuerer venir
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The next time you go in, simply make a comment such as "You know, all the time I've been coming here and I don't know your name?"  Say it with a smile and pause.  The staff member will be happy to provide you with their name.  Then add "Hi, (insert name here), I'm (your name), it's nice to have a name to put with you."\n\nIt sounds a bit corny, but it's a nice gesture.  Most people don't bother to learn the names of the people who serve them.
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"?Como estas?" means "How are you" in Spanish
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Hola, ?podría Ud. traerme a la embajada estadounidense por favor?\n\nNotes: The first question mark should be upside-down.  I don't have that ability on this keyboard.  Also, this translates more accurately to Hello, could you please take me to the american embassy? - a little more polite.\n\nYou could also say,\nHola, favor de traerme a la embajada estadounidense.\nWhich translates more accurately to what you asked for.
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Cater to you\n\nBuggaboo\n\nSay my name
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me llamo=my name is\ncomo te llamas?=what is your name?\nsoy de=i`m from...\nde donde eres?=where are you from?\nmom=madre\ndad=padre\ntia=aunt\ntio=uncle\nabuela=grandma\nabuelo=grandpa\nnadar=swim\ndibujar=draw\nir al cine=go to the movies\npracticar deportes=practice sports\nescuchar musica=listen to music\npatinar=skate\nayudar en casa=halp around the house\nhablar por telefono=talk on the phone\nestudiar=study\nver la tele=watch t.v.\ncocinar=cook\nleer=read\ntocar la guitarra=play the guitar\n\nhope some of this helps you out!!!