How to Say ‘To listen to you.’ in Spain Spanish
Escucharte.
eh-skoo-CHAR-teh
[eh-skoo-CHAR-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: “Escuchar” + direct object (no “to”): “escucharte” = escuchar + te. Also “oír” is more like “to hear.”
🇪🇸 In Spain: “Escucharte” can feel personal and attentive—great for showing respect in sensitive conversations.
Phrase Breakdown
Escucharte
[eh-skoo-CHAR-teh]
to listen to you
Infinitive with object pronoun "-te" (you, informal). Useful for showing openness: "I like listening to you."
En conversaciones sobre Jesús, me parece importante Escucharte con atención.
In conversations about Jesus, I think it’s important to listen to you attentively.
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