How to Say ‘You make me laugh’ in Spain Spanish
Me haces reír
meh AH-sehs reh-EER
[meh AH-sehs reh-EER]
💬 Usage Tip: [Hacer + infinitive] is a very common pattern for "make someone do something": [me haces reír], [me haces pensar], [me haces dudar]. The [me] shows who is affected.
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
me
Direct object pronoun meaning 'me.' It shows who is affected by the action.
Me haces reír más de lo que esperaba.
You make me laugh more than I expected.
haces
[AH-sehs]
you make
From 'hacer.' Here it means 'you make' someone do something.
Me haces reír cuando te pones tan seguro.
You make me laugh when you act so confident.
reír
[reh-EER]
laugh
Infinitive verb meaning 'to laugh.' In this expression: 'you make me laugh.'
Me haces reír, y eso siempre suma puntos.
You make me laugh, and that always scores points.
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