How to Say ‘I really feel like’ in Spain Spanish
Me apetece bastante
meh ah-peh-TEH-theh bahs-TAN-teh
[meh ah-peh-TEH-theh bahs-TAN-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: apetecer works backwards from English: the thing you want does the action, and you're the me. Example: Me apetece un café "I fancy a coffee". It's very Spain-flavoured.
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
to me
Indirect object pronoun meaning to me.
¿Me confirma si hay rampa en la entrada?
Can you confirm to me whether there is a ramp at the entrance?
apetece
[ah-peh-TEH-theh]
I fancy / I feel like
From 'apetecer'; works like 'gustar': the thing desired is the subject.
¿Te apetece un café?
Do you fancy a coffee?
bastante
[bahs-TAN-teh]
quite a lot
An adverb meaning fairly, quite, or a lot depending on context.
Me importa bastante el ambiente de trabajo antes de aceptar una oferta.
The work environment matters to me quite a lot before accepting an offer.
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