In the bonus lesson on Spanish Survival Phrases, asking someone to call the fire department is translated as "Llama a los bomberos," while asking someone to call an abulance is translated as "Llamen una ambulancia."
Is there a grammatic reason to use "llama" (tú imperative) in one case vs. "llamen" (ellos impereative) in the other?
Gracias
Is there a grammatic reason to use "llama" (tú imperative) in one case vs. "llamen" (ellos impereative) in the other?
Gracias