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How to Say ‘I like that corner.’ in Mexican Spanish

Me gusta ese rincón.

meh GOOS-tah EH-seh reen-KON

[meh GOOS-tah EH-seh reen-KON]

💬 Usage Tip: With [gustar], [ese rincón] is the thing being liked, so the verb stays singular: [me gusta ese rincón]. If it were plural, you'd say [me gustan esos rincones].

Phrase Breakdown

Me gusta

meh GOOS-tah

I like

Expresses personal liking or preference.

Example

Me gusta este lugar.

I like this place.

Words in this phrase

Me

[meh]

I

Part of me gusta, meaning something is pleasing to me.

Example

Me gusta ese rincón.

I like that corner.

gusta

[GOOS-tah]

like

From gustar, used to express that something is pleasing or attractive to you.

Example

Me gusta la música, pero está fuerte.

I like the music, but it's loud.

Ese rincón

EH-seh reen-KON

that corner / that little spot

'Ese' points to something farther from the speaker. 'Rincón' means corner or cozy spot.

Example

Ese rincón es agradable.

That corner is pleasant.

Words in this phrase

ese

[EH-seh]

that

Points out a specific corner or place being chosen.

Example

ese lugar se ve tranquilo.

That place looks calm.

rincón

[reen-KON]

corner

A corner spot in a bar can imply more privacy and easier conversation.

Example

Prefiero el rincón cerca de la ventana.

I prefer the corner near the window.

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