How to Say ‘I like rectangles’ in Mexican Spanish
Me gustan los rectángulos
meh GOOS-tahn lohs rek-TAHN-goo-lohs
[meh GOOS-tahn lohs rek-TAHN-goo-lohs]
💬 Usage Tip: With [gustar], the thing you like is the part that controls the verb: [Me gustan los rectángulos] but [Me gusta el rectángulo]. That same switch happens with [me encanta/n] too.
Phrase Breakdown
Me gustan
meh GOOS-tahn
I like
Used to say you like something.
Me gustan mucho.
I like them a lot.
Words in this phrase
Me
[meh]
to me
An indirect object pronoun used with gustar to show who likes something.
Me gustan las figuras simples.
I like simple figures.
gustan
[GOOS-tahn]
are pleasing; I like
Plural form used with gustar when the thing liked is plural; literally means are pleasing to.
Me gustan más los diseños limpios.
I like clean designs more.
Los rectángulos
lohs rek-TAHN-goo-lohs
the rectangles
Refers to rectangle shapes specifically.
Los rectángulos son fáciles de ver.
The rectangles are easy to see.
Words in this phrase
los
[lohs]
the
Plural masculine definite article used before masculine plural nouns.
Los rectángulos del dibujo son grandes.
The rectangles in the drawing are big.
rectángulos
[rek-TAHN-goo-lohs]
rectangles
Plural noun referring to rectangular shapes.
Prefiero rectángulos para este diseño.
I prefer rectangles for this design.
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