How to Say ‘Always confuses me’ in Mexican Spanish
Siempre me confunde
SYEM-preh meh kohn-FOON-deh
[SYEM-preh meh kohn-FOON-deh]
💬 Usage Tip: With verbs like [confunde], Spanish often says who is affected with [me/te/le] before the verb: [me confunde] = [it confuses me]. The thing causing the confusion can stay unstated if it's already clear.
Phrase Breakdown
Siempre
[SYEM-preh]
always
Means every time or on all occasions.
Siempre me confunde esa glorieta en hora pico.
That roundabout always confuses me at rush hour.
me
[meh]
me
Object pronoun meaning the action affects me.
Siempre me confunde cuando cambian la circulación.
It always confuses me when they change the traffic flow.
confunde
[kohn-FOON-deh]
confuses
From confundir; means something causes uncertainty or disorientation.
Siempre me confunde esa señal porque no se ve bien.
That sign always confuses me because it is not easy to see.
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