How to Say ‘I like it’ in Mexican Spanish
Me late
meh LAH-teh
[meh LAH-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: Latir literally relates to "beating," like a heart, but in Mexico me late means "I like it" or "it appeals to me." You can swap the person: te late, nos late.
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
I like
Used to express liking or agreement.
Me late la idea de ir al cine.
I like the idea of going to the movies.
late
[LAH-teh]
it
Refers to something one agrees with or likes.
Este lugar me late mucho.
I really like this place.
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