How to Say ‘I like talking to you.’ in Mexican Spanish
Me gusta hablar contigo.
meh GOOS-tah ah-BLAR kohn-TEE-goh
[meh GOOS-tah ah-BLAR kohn-TEE-goh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Contigo] is a special fused form for "with you"; Spanish uses one word here, not [con tú]. The same happens with [conmigo] "with me."
Phrase Breakdown
Me gusta
meh GOOS-tah
I like it / I like
Use this to say that something is pleasing or enjoyable to you. In context, it expresses liking the activity that follows.
Me gusta el café.
I like coffee.
Words in this phrase
Me
[meh]
to me
Shows that the feeling or reaction belongs to me.
Cuando sonríes, me gusta hablar contigo.
When you smile, I like talking with you.
gusta
[GOOS-tah]
is pleasing / I like
Used with gustar constructions to express liking.
Me gusta hablar contigo. Se siente muy natural.
I like talking with you. It feels very natural.
Hablar contigo
ah-BLAR kohn-TEE-goh
to talk with you
Infinitive phrase meaning to have a conversation with someone. 'Contigo' means 'with you.'
Quiero hablar contigo más tarde.
I want to talk with you later.
Words in this phrase
hablar
[ah-BLAR]
to talk
Infinitive after gustar; names the activity that is liked.
Me gusta hablar contigo porque eres interesante.
I like talking with you because you are interesting.
contigo
[kohn-TEE-goh]
with you
Means the conversation is with the other person.
Me gusta hablar contigo cuando la música no está tan fuerte.
I like talking with you when the music isn’t so loud.
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