How to Say ‘That matters a lot to me.’ in Mexican Spanish
Eso me importa mucho.
EH-soh meh eem-POR-tah MOO-choh
[EH-soh meh eem-POR-tah MOO-choh]
Phrase Breakdown
Eso
[EH-soh]
that
Refers to the idea just mentioned.
En «Eso me importa mucho.», «Eso» señala un punto importante.
In “That matters to me a lot,” “Eso” points to an important point.
Me importa mucho.
meh eem-POR-tah MOO-choh
matters a lot to me / is very important to me
Expresses personal importance or concern about something.
Tu opinión me importa mucho.
Your opinion matters a lot to me.
Words in this phrase
me
[meh]
to me
Shows who cares about the thing being discussed.
«Me» en «Eso me importa mucho» indica una opinión personal.
“Me” in “That matters to me a lot” indicates a personal opinion.
importa
[eem-POR-tah]
matters
Means that something is important to someone.
«Importa» expresa valor emocional o profesional.
“Importa” expresses emotional or professional value.
mucho
[MOO-choh]
a lot
Adds emphasis to show strong importance.
«Mucho» hace más fuerte la frase «Eso me importa mucho».
“Mucho” makes the phrase “That matters to me a lot” stronger.
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