How to Say ‘Would you like’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Les gustaría
less goos-tah-REE-ah
[less goos-tah-REE-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Les gustaría] uses [les] for "you" when speaking to more than one person, and in Mexico [ustedes] is the normal plural "you." The same pattern shows up in [les traigo el menú] for "I'll bring you the menu."
Phrase Breakdown
Les
[less]
to you / would you
Les refers politely to you all or to you in a formal sense.
¿Les gustaría una mesa junto a la ventana?
Would you like a table by the window?
gustaría
[goos-tah-REE-ah]
would like
A polite conditional form of gustar used in offers and invitations.
¿Les gustaría reservar para esta noche?
Would you like to reserve for tonight?
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