How to Say ‘That they like them’ in Mexican Spanish
Que les gusten
keh les GOOS-ten
[keh les GOOS-ten]
💬 Usage Tip: After [espero que], the next verb changes form: [gusten], not [gustan]. You'll see the same switch in [Espero que lleguen pronto] and [Espero que les guste].
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[keh]
that
Introduces a clause after verbs like espero.
Espero que todo salga bien esta noche.
I hope everything goes well tonight.
les
[les]
to them
Indirect object pronoun meaning to them or for them.
Ojalá les encante el pequeño detalle.
Hopefully they love the small gift.
gusten
[GOOS-ten]
they like
Present subjunctive of gustar, used after espero que.
Quiero que gusten los chocolates que traje.
I want them to like the chocolates I brought.
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