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How to Say ‘What colors do you like?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Qué colores te gustan?

keh koh-LOH-rehs teh GOOS-tahn

[keh koh-LOH-rehs teh GOOS-tahn]

💬 Usage Tip: With [gustar], the color is the thing doing the pleasing, so Spanish says [te gustan] for plural things like [colores]. For one thing, switch to [te gusta]: [¿Qué color te gusta?]

Phrase Breakdown

Qué

[keh]

what

Used to ask which one or which kind.

Example

¿Qué colores te gustan para una playera?

What colors do you like for a T-shirt?

colores

[koh-LOH-rehs]

colors

Different color choices or options.

Example

¿Qué colores combinan con azul?

What colors go with blue?

Te gustan

teh GOOS-tahn

You like / are pleasing to you

Common phrase used with a noun to ask or say what someone likes.

Example

¿Te gustan las camisas azules?

Do you like the blue shirts?

Words in this phrase

te

[teh]

to you

Shows that the preference belongs to you.

Example

¿Qué colores te gustan más?

What colors do you like most?

gustan

[GOOS-tahn]

are pleasing / you like

Used with plural nouns to ask what things someone likes.

Example

¿Te gustan las playeras negras?

Do you like black T-shirts?

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