How to Say ‘Would you like to come?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Les gustaría venir?
less goos-tah-REE-ah beh-NEER
[less goos-tah-REE-ah beh-NEER]
💬 Usage Tip: In Mexico, plural "you" is [ustedes], so [les gustaría] is what you'd hear for "would you all like...?" You can reuse the pattern with other verbs: [¿les gustaría esperar?]
Phrase Breakdown
Les
[less]
to you / would you
Les politely refers to you as the guests.
¿Les gustaría venir mañana también?
Would you like to come tomorrow as well?
gustaría
[goos-tah-REE-ah]
would like
Used to politely ask about someone's preference or intention.
¿Les gustaría una reserva más tarde?
Would you like a later reservation?
Venir?
beh-NEER
to come?
Infinitive verb meaning to come; here it asks whether they would like to come.
¿Quieren venir conmigo?
Do you want to come with me?
Words in this phrase
venir
[beh-NEER]
to come
The infinitive venir expresses coming to the restaurant.
¿Les gustaría venir a las ocho?
Would you like to come at eight?
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