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How to Say ‘I like your hat.’ in Mexican Spanish

Me gusta su sombrero.

meh GOOS-tah soo sohm-BREH-roh

[meh GOOS-tah soo sohm-BREH-roh]

Phrase Breakdown

Me gusta

meh GOOS-tah

I like

Use the singular 'gusta' because the hat is one thing. Pronounce it 'meh-GOOS-tah.'

Example

Me gusta la música.

I like music.

Words in this phrase

Me

[meh]

to me

Indirect object pronoun showing who is affected or who cares.

Example

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

Singular form of 'gustar', used because one thing is liked.

Example

Me gusta su vestido.

I like your dress.

su sombrero.

soo sohm-BREH-roh

your hat

'Sombrero' means any hat, not only the Mexican kind. Tap the single 'r' and roll the 'rr' a little: 'som-BRE-ro.'

Example

Su sombrero es nuevo.

Your hat is new.

Words in this phrase

su

[soo]

your

Possessive; belonging to the person being spoken to.

Example

¿Cómo está su casa?

How is your house?

sombrero

[sohm-BREH-roh]

hat

Masculine noun for a hat of any kind.

Example

¡Qué elegante sombrero!

What an elegant hat!

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