How to Say ‘I'd love to’ in Spain Spanish
Me encantaría
meh en-kahn-tah-REE-ah
[meh en-kahn-tah-REE-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: Conditional of «encantar». Very enthusiastic but still polite. You can shorten: «¡Me encanta!» = “I love it!”
🇪🇸 In Spain: This is a friendly, positive Spanish response—great for accepting invitations without sounding too formal.
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[meh]
to me / I (object pronoun)
Indirect object pronoun used with “encantar”: “Me encantaría…” = “I would love…” (literally, “It would delight me”).
Me encantaría escuchar tu testimonio sobre Jesús.
I would love to hear your testimony about Jesus.
encantaría
[en-kahn-tah-REE-ah]
I would love to / I’d be delighted to
Conditional form of “encantar.” Polite and warm way to accept or show enthusiasm about reading the Gospel or praying.
Me encantaría leer el Evangelio contigo.
I would love to read the Gospel with you.
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