How to Say ‘But I really respect your faith.’ in Spain Spanish
Pero respeto mucho tu fe.
PEH-roh rehs-PEH-toh MOO-choh too feh
[PEH-roh rehs-PEH-toh MOO-choh too feh]
Phrase Breakdown
Pero respeto
PEH-roh rehs-PEH-toh
But I respect
'Pero' has a single tapped 'r'. 'Respeto' starts with a strong rolled 'r'. Stress 'res-PE-to'.
No estoy de acuerdo, pero respeto tu opinión.
I don't agree, but I respect your opinion.
Words in this phrase
Pero
[PEH-roh]
But
Used to introduce a contrast.
Quería ir, pero no podía.
I wanted to go, but I couldn't.
respeto
[rehs-PEH-toh]
I respect
First person of 'respetar', to respect.
Respeto a mis profesores.
I respect my teachers.
mucho tu fe.
MOO-choh too feh
your faith a lot.
'Mucho' means 'a lot'. 'Fe' (faith) is feminine and sounds like 'feh'.
Admiro mucho tu fe.
I really admire your faith.
Words in this phrase
mucho
[MOO-choh]
very much; a lot
Adds emphasis to gratitude, making the phrase warmer and more thankful.
Se lo agradezco mucho por confirmar la reserva con menú vegetariano.
I appreciate it very much for confirming the reservation with a vegetarian menu.
tu
[too]
your
A possessive word used to talk informally about something that belongs to the other person.
En una entrevista, «Tu» perfil puede destacar mucho.
In an interview, “your” profile can stand out a lot.
fe
[feh]
faith
Religious belief or trust; feminine noun.
Su fe es muy fuerte.
His faith is very strong.
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