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How to Say ‘I like to dress simply.’ in Mexican Spanish

Me gusta vestirme sencillo.

meh GOOS-tah behs-TEER-meh sehn-SEE-yoh

[meh GOOS-tah behs-TEER-meh sehn-SEE-yoh]

💬 Usage Tip: After [me gusta], Spanish often uses the basic verb form: [vestirme], [bailar], [salir]. The [me] attached to [vestirme] means "dress myself," as in getting dressed.

Phrase Breakdown

Me

[meh]

to me

Me means 'to me' in phrases like me gusta, meaning 'I like.'

Example

Me gusta vestirme sencillo cuando salgo.

I like to dress simply when I go out.

gusta

[GOOS-tah]

I like

Gusta is used in me gusta to say 'I like' something or doing something.

Example

Me gusta vestirme sencillo para sentirme cómodo.

I like to dress simply to feel comfortable.

vestirme

[behs-TEER-meh]

to dress myself

Vestirme is the reflexive infinitive meaning 'to dress myself.'

Example

Me gusta vestirme sencillo, pero elegante.

I like to dress simply, but elegantly.

sencillo

[sehn-SEE-yoh]

simple

Sencillo means 'simple' or 'plain' in a positive, understated style sense.

Example

Me gusta vestirme sencillo en las noches tranquilas.

I like to dress simply on quiet nights.

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