How to Say ‘Do you recommend to me’ in Mexican Spanish
Me recomienda
meh reh-koh-mee-EHN-dah
[meh reh-koh-mee-EHN-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: In [me recomienda], the [me] means "to me": literally, "Which do you recommend to me?" You can swap it for other people too, like [le recomiendo] = "I recommend to you."
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
to me
An indirect object pronoun meaning “to me,” as in “recommend to me.”
¿Me recomienda la leche de avena?
Do you recommend oat milk to me?
recomienda
[reh-koh-mee-EHN-dah]
do you recommend
From recomendar. In this form, it means “do you recommend” when speaking politely to someone.
¿Me Recomienda la leche de almendra o la de avena?
Do you recommend almond milk or oat milk?
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