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How to Say ‘I laugh a lot’ in Spain Spanish

Me río mucho

meh REE-oh MOO-choh

[meh REE-oh MOO-choh]

💬 Usage Tip: "To laugh" is reírse, so it always comes with me, te and so on: te ríes mucho "you laugh a lot". The accent on río keeps the stress on the i: (REE-oh).

Phrase Breakdown

[meh]

myself

Reflexive pronoun for 'I', used with llamarse.

Example

Me levanto temprano.

I get up early.

río

[REE-oh]

laugh

First-person form of 'reírse' (to laugh).

Example

Siempre me río con esa película.

I always laugh at that film.

mucho

[MOO-choh]

a lot

An adverb meaning to a great degree or very much.

Example

Se apoyan «Mucho» en esa empresa.

They support each other a lot in that company.

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