How to Say ‘Excuse me, I like your shirt.’ in Mexican Spanish
Disculpe, me gusta su camisa.
dees-KOOL-peh meh GOOS-tah soo kah-MEE-sah
[dees-KOOL-peh meh GOOS-tah soo kah-MEE-sah]
Phrase Breakdown
Disculpe,
dees-KOOL-peh
Excuse me,
This is a polite way to get a stranger's attention. Pause slightly after it: 'dees-KOOL-peh.'
Disculpe, ¿qué hora es?
Excuse me, what time is it?
Words in this phrase
Disculpe
[dees-KOOL-peh]
excuse me
A polite word used to get attention or apologize lightly.
Para llamar al mesero, digo: Disculpe.
To get the waiter's attention, I say: Excuse me.
me gusta
meh GOOS-tah
I like
Literally 'it pleases me,' used for one thing. Pronounce it 'meh-GOOS-tah.'
Me gusta su casa.
I like your house.
Words in this phrase
me
[meh]
to me
Indirect object pronoun showing who is affected or who cares.
En «Me importa mucho.», «Me» indica a la persona que siente interés.
In “It matters to me a lot,” “Me” shows the person who cares.
gusta
[GOOS-tah]
is pleasing / (I) like
Form of 'gustar'; with 'me' it means 'I like' a singular thing.
Me gusta la música.
I like music.
su camisa.
soo kah-MEE-sah
your shirt
Polite 'your' plus 'shirt.' Stress the middle syllable: 'ca-MI-sa.'
Su camisa es bonita.
Your shirt is pretty.
Words in this phrase
su
[soo]
your
Possessive; belonging to the person being spoken to.
¿Cómo está su casa?
How is your house?
camisa
[kah-MEE-sah]
shirt
Feminine noun for a shirt, usually with buttons and a collar.
Compré una camisa azul.
I bought a blue shirt.
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