How to Say ‘With those lines’ in Mexican Spanish
Con esas líneas
kohn EH-sahs LEE-neh-ahs
[kohn EH-sahs LEE-neh-ahs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Líneas] literally means [lines], and in this flirting context it means pickup lines. It's a good example of Spanish using a very literal word in a very similar way to English.
Phrase Breakdown
Con
[kohn]
with
A preposition meaning 'with.' It connects someone to a style, tool, or phrase they are using.
Con esa seguridad, cualquiera te escucha.
With that confidence, anyone would listen to you.
esas
[EH-sahs]
those
Means 'those.' It points to specific things already noticed, like pickup lines or comments.
esas palabras suenan demasiado ensayadas para ser casualidad.
Those words sound too rehearsed to be a coincidence.
líneas
[LEE-neh-ahs]
lines
Literally 'lines.' In flirting, it often refers to pickup lines or practiced phrases.
líneas como esas casi merecen aplauso.
Lines like those almost deserve applause.
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