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How to Say ‘I like your shirt.’ in Spain Spanish

Me gusta tu camisa.

meh GOOS-tah too kah-MEE-sah

[meh GOOS-tah too kah-MEE-sah]

🇪🇸 In Spain: A quick, light compliment like this from a stranger is normal in Spain. Saying it in passing, without lingering, keeps it friendly.

Phrase Breakdown

Me gusta

meh GOOS-tah

I like

Literally 'it pleases me'. Stress the 'GUS' in 'gusta'. Say 'me' quickly and link it to 'gusta'.

Example

Me gusta el café.

I like coffee.

Words in this phrase

[meh]

to me

Indirect object pronoun meaning 'to me'; used in expressions about feelings.

Example

Me gusta compartir tiempo con la familia.

I like spending time with family.

gusta

[GOOS-tah]

(it) pleases / I like (it)

Form of "gustar" used to express likes. What you like comes after: "Me gusta + infinitive/noun".

Example

Me gusta orar en silencio.

I like praying in silence.

tu camisa.

too kah-MEE-sah

your shirt

'Tu' (no accent) means 'your' (informal). Stress 'MI' in 'camisa'. The 's' is a soft hiss, not a 'z'.

Example

Tu camisa es azul.

Your shirt is blue.

Words in this phrase

[too]

your (informal singular)

Possessive adjective used with singular nouns; in dialogue it personalizes: your tradition, your view.

Example

Tu manera de hablar de Jesús puede ser distinta a la mía.

Your way of talking about Jesus may be different from mine.

camisa

[kah-MEE-sah]

shirt

A garment with buttons and a collar.

Example

Esta camisa es azul.

This shirt is blue.

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