How to Say ‘Do you believe in love at first sight?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Crees en amor a primera vista?
kreh-ehs ehn ah-mohr ah pree-meh-rah vees-tah
[kreh-ehs ehn ah-mohr ah pree-meh-rah vees-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: Typically used in romantic queries or narratives.
🇪🇸 In Spain: A common trope in both Spanish and global romantic lore.
Phrase Breakdown
Crees
[kreh-ehs]
Do you believe
To accept that something is true, especially without proof.
¿Crees que lloverá mañana?
Do you believe it will rain tomorrow?
en
[ehn]
in
Indicating the inclusion or involvement in something.
Creo en ti.
I believe in you.
Amor a primera vista?
ah-mohr ah pree-meh-rah vees-tah
Words in this phrase
amor
[ah-mohr]
love
A deep, intense feeling of affection.
El amor es hermoso.
Love is beautiful.
a
[ah]
at
Used to indicate a specific location or point in time.
Nos vemos a las cinco.
We’ll meet at five.
primera
[pree-meh-rah]
first
Coming before all others.
Este es mi primer libro que leí.
This is the first book I read.
vista
[vees-tah]
sight
The ability to see; vision.
Veremos qué vista tiene.
We’ll see what view it has.
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