What's the difference between "I am called you here" and "I have called you here"?

So the sentence "I am called you here" does not really make any since, just the sentence together doesn't match proper grammar. But Maybe it was a typo, if you are looking for I HAD called you here, the answer is below :)

Explanation:

Using "called" makes it sound like it was a repeated action (imperfect in Spanish) whereas "had called" makes it a single past completed action.

I HAD called is past tense, but so is I have called you, I HAVE sounds more like its been done multiple times were as I HAD sounds like it was done only once.

I am so sorry I hope I helped, Just I am called you here does not make any since. :)

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