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How to Say β€˜I love that.’ in Mexican Spanish

Eso me encanta.

EH-soh meh ehn-KAHN-tah

[EH-soh meh ehn-KAHN-tah]

πŸ’¬ Usage Tip: [Me encanta] works backwards from English: it's literally more like "that delights me." So the thing loved controls the verb: [Eso me encanta], but [Esas ideas me encantan].

Phrase Breakdown

Eso

[EH-soh]

that

Refers to something previously mentioned, like an idea or custom.

Example

Cuando dicen que se apoyan, Eso me encanta.

When they say they support each other, I love that.

Me encanta

meh ehn-KAHN-tah

I love it

Expresses strong enjoyment or affection for something.

Example

Me encanta la mΓΊsica.

I love music.

Words in this phrase

me

[meh]

to me; me

Shows who feels delight or love in the expression 'me encanta.'

Example

Me alegra mucho; Eso me encanta. de verdad.

It makes me very happy; I really love that.

encanta

[ehn-KAHN-tah]

I love it; delights

Expresses strong liking for an idea, action, or situation.

Example

Si se respetan y se cuidan, Eso me encanta.

If they respect and care for each other, I love that.

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