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How to Say ‘I want to keep getting to know you.’ in Mexican Spanish

Quiero seguir conociéndote.

KYEH-roh seh-GEER koh-noh-see-EHN-doh-teh

[KYEH-roh seh-GEER koh-noh-see-EHN-doh-teh]

💬 Usage Tip: When a verb ends in [-ndo], you can attach object words to the end: [conociéndote], [viéndote], [escuchándote]. The accent mark stays to keep the original stress.

🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is clearly more forward and intimate than the other lines in the set. It can sound sweet if the vibe is mutual, but too intense if said too early.

Phrase Breakdown

Quiero

[KYEH-roh]

I want

Expresses personal desire clearly and sincerely.

Example

Quiero seguir conociéndote.

I want to keep getting to know you.

seguir

[seh-GEER]

to continue

Adds the idea of keeping the interaction going.

Example

seguir hablando contigo me encanta.

I love continuing to talk with you.

conociéndote

[koh-noh-see-EHN-doh-teh]

getting to know you

A romantic or warm phrase for continuing to discover more about someone.

Example

La verdad, conociéndote la estoy pasando muy bien.

Honestly, getting to know you, I'm having a really good time.

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