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How to Say ‘Everyone loves it when you come.’ in Mexican Spanish

A todos les encanta cuando vienes.

ah TOH-dohs lehs ehn-KAHN-tah KWAHN-doh bee-EH-nehs

[ah TOH-dohs lehs ehn-KAHN-tah KWAHN-doh bee-EH-nehs]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often frames this as [to everyone, it enchants them] rather than using a direct subject like English does: [A todos les encanta...]. The same pattern works with people too: [A mi cuñado le encanta verte].

Phrase Breakdown

A todos

ah TOH-dohs

To everyone / everyone

Refers to all the people in a group.

Example

A todos les gusta la música.

Everyone likes the music.

Words in this phrase

A

[ah]

to; for

Marks the group receiving the feeling in a todos.

Example

A veces preparo postre para cuando visitas a la familia.

Sometimes I prepare dessert for when you visit the family.

todos

[TOH-dohs]

everyone

Means all the people in the group, here the whole family.

Example

Todos preguntan por ti antes de cada reunión.

Everyone asks about you before each gathering.

Les encanta

lehs ehn-KAHN-tah

They love it / it delights them

Shows that something is very pleasing to a group of people.

Example

Les encanta tu visita.

They love your visit.

Words in this phrase

les

[lehs]

to them

Shows that the feeling belongs to them.

Example

Les gusta mucho platicar contigo después de comer.

They really like chatting with you after eating.

encanta

[ehn-KAHN-tah]

they love it

Expresses strong liking or affection.

Example

Les encanta escuchar tus historias del trabajo.

They love hearing your stories from work.

Cuando vienes

KWAHN-doh bee-EH-nehs

When you come

Refers to the time when someone visits or arrives.

Example

Sonríen cuando vienes.

They smile when you come.

Words in this phrase

cuando

[KWAHN-doh]

when

Introduces the time of the action.

Example

Cuando llegas, mi suegra siempre sonríe.

When you arrive, my mother-in-law always smiles.

vienes

[bee-EH-nehs]

you come

Second person singular of venir, used informally.

Example

Vienes con tanta buena energía que todos lo notan.

You come with such good energy that everyone notices it.

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