How to Say ‘To like someone’ in Spain Spanish
Caer bien
kah-EHR BYEHN
[kah-EHR BYEHN]
💬 Usage Tip: [Caer bien] is how Spanish often says "to like someone" in a personal sense. The direction is flipped from English: [Me caes bien] literally means "you fall well to me."
Phrase Breakdown
Caer
[kah-EHR]
to make an impression / to come across
In the expression caer bien, this verb helps mean that someone gives a good impression.
Me empiezas a caer bien porque eres respetuoso.
I’m starting to like you because you’re respectful.
bien
[BYEHN]
well
In caer bien, it helps express that someone is liked or comes across well.
Si preguntas primero, caes bien desde el principio.
If you ask first, you come across well from the start.
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