How to Say ‘Don't fall in love with me (No)’ in Spain Spanish
No te enamore' de mí (No)
no teh eh-nah-MOH-reh deh me
[no teh eh-nah-MOH-reh deh me]
💬 Usage Tip: With enamorarse de, Spanish uses de before the person: enamórate de ella, me enamoré de ti. Here te tells you who is falling in love, and de mí tells you with whom.
Phrase Breakdown
No
[no]
no
Used to express a negative response or denial.
No comes papas fritas.
You do not eat fries.
te
[teh]
you
Pronoun used to refer to the person being addressed.
¿Te gustan las flores?
Do you like the flowers?
enamore
[eh-nah-MOH-reh]
fall in love
Refers to developing romantic feelings for someone.
Ella se enamoró del chico.
She fell in love with the boy.
de
[deh]
of
Used to show relation or connection.
Habla de su perro.
He talks about his dog.
mí
[me]
me
Refers to oneself as the object of a verb or preposition.
Él se preocupa por mí.
He is concerned for me.
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