How to Say ‘You got inspired / you were inspired’ in Mexican Spanish
Te inspiraste
teh een-spee-RAHS-teh
[teh een-spee-RAHS-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Te inspiraste] literally has [yourself] in it, but in everyday Spanish it often just means [you got inspired]. You'll see this a lot with verbs where English doesn't use [yourself], like [te enojaste] = [you got mad].
Phrase Breakdown
Te
[teh]
yourself / you
Here 'te' is a reflexive pronoun used with 'inspirarse.' It helps form 'you got inspired.'
Te me pusiste muy creativo de repente.
You suddenly got very creative on me.
inspiraste
[een-spee-RAHS-teh]
you got inspired
From 'inspirarse,' meaning 'you got inspired.' It suggests someone is being especially clever or smooth right now.
inspiraste tu lado coqueto y se nota bastante.
You brought out your flirty side, and it's pretty obvious.
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