How to Say ‘Do you prefer’ in Mexican Spanish
Prefieres
preh-FYEH-rehs
[preh-FYEH-rehs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Prefieres] is the [tú] form, used with one person in an informal way. With [usted], it changes to [prefiere]: [¿Qué tipo de grano prefiere?].
Phrase Breakdown
Prefieres
[preh-FYEH-rehs]
you prefer
Second-person singular form of preferir, used to ask someone’s preference.
¿Prefieres un café de Chiapas o de Oaxaca?
Do you prefer a coffee from Chiapas or from Oaxaca?
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