How to Say ‘Would you like to come’ in Mexican Spanish
Les gustaría venir
lehs goos-tah-REE-ah beh-NEER
[lehs goos-tah-REE-ah beh-NEER]
💬 Usage Tip: Here [les] is "to you all" or a polite "to you". In Mexico, [ustedes] is used for plural "you," so you'll hear [les gustaría] rather than anything with [vosotros].
Phrase Breakdown
Les
[lehs]
to you / you all
Indirect object pronoun used politely to refer to the guests.
En «Les gustaría venir», «Les» se refiere a los clientes.
In “Would you like to come,” “to you” refers to the customers.
gustaría
[goos-tah-REE-ah]
would like
A polite conditional form of gustar used to ask preferences.
La frase «gustaría» suena más cortés que «quieren».
The phrase “would like” sounds more polite than “want.”
venir
[beh-NEER]
to come
Infinitive verb meaning to come or arrive.
Usamos «venir» para hablar de llegar al restaurante.
We use “to come” to talk about arriving at the restaurant.
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