How to Say ‘I like to knit.’ in Mexican Spanish
Me gusta tejer.
meh GOOS-tah teh-HER
[meh GOOS-tah teh-HER]
💬 Usage Tip: After me gusta, use the infinitive verb: tejer = to knit.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Knitting and other crafts are common hobbies among many older adults in Mexico.
Phrase Breakdown
Me gusta
meh GOOS-tah
I like
Used to express preference or enjoyment.
Me gusta el chocolate.
I like chocolate.
Words in this phrase
Me
[meh]
to me
Indirect object pronoun used with gustar; literally 'to me.'
Me gusta tejer por las noches.
I like knitting at night.
gusta
[GOOS-tah]
is pleasing / I like
Used with an infinitive to say you like doing an activity.
Me gusta tejer suéteres para mis nietos.
I like knitting sweaters for my grandchildren.
tejer
[teh-HER]
to knit
An infinitive verb meaning to knit with yarn and needles.
Me gusta tejer cuando estoy tranquila.
I like to knit when I am calm.
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