How to Say ‘We love that view.’ in Mexican Spanish
Nos encanta esa vista.
nohs en-KAHN-tah EH-sah VEES-tah
[nohs en-KAHN-tah EH-sah VEES-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: In [nos encanta esa vista], the thing loved is treated as singular, so the verb stays [encanta]. If you change it to plural, it becomes [nos encantan esas mesas].
Phrase Breakdown
Nos encanta
nohs en-KAHN-tah
we love; it enchants us
A very common way to say something is liked a lot. With "nos," it means "we love it."
Nos encanta este lugar.
We love this place.
Words in this phrase
Nos
[nohs]
to us
Used with 'encanta' to mean something is loved by us.
"Nos" gustaría quedarnos en esa mesa.
We would like to stay at that table.
encanta
[en-KAHN-tah]
we love
Expresses strong liking for something.
"encanta" cenar afuera cuando hace buen clima.
We love dining outside when the weather is nice.
Esa vista
EH-sah VEES-tah
that view
Refers to a specific view that both speakers can see or know about.
Esa vista es hermosa.
That view is beautiful.
Words in this phrase
esa
[EH-sah]
that
Points to a specific thing, usually not right next to the speaker.
"esa" mesa del rincón se ve más tranquila.
That table in the corner looks quieter.
vista
[VEES-tah]
view
The scenery visible from a table or seating area.
La "vista" del jardín hace el lugar especial.
The view of the garden makes the place special.
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