How to Say ‘I feel’ in Mexican Spanish
Me siento
meh SYEN-toh
[meh SYEN-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: me siento can also mean "I sit down", from sentarse. Context tells you which: me siento bien is feeling, me siento aquí is sitting.
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
myself
Reflexive pronoun used with 'ir' to form 'irse', meaning to leave.
Ya me voy.
I'm leaving now.
siento
[SYEN-toh]
I feel
From the verb 'sentir'; literally 'I feel.' Together with 'lo' it means 'I'm sorry.'
Cuando llego tarde, digo Lo siento.
When I arrive late, I say I'm sorry.
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