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Boys vs girls: ¡Me encanta! means "I love it" in Spanish

Mateo knits Lucía a very long scarf. She says it could keep the neighbor warm too, and he takes that seriously.

In Spanish, with English subtitles.

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In English, with a phrase in Spanish.

33-second video.

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The Spanish phrase

¡Me encanta!

I love it!

Literally, it means "It delights me." For more than one thing, say "Me encantan."

Every line in Spanish with English

Mateo: Te hice una bufanda. ¿Te gusta?

In English: I made you a scarf. Do you like it?

Lucía: ¡Me encanta! También abriga al vecino.

In English: I love it! It keeps the neighbor warm too.

Mateo: ¿O sea que alcanza para todo el edificio?

In English: So it's long enough for the whole building?

Lucía: De verdad. ¡Me encanta! Es muy suave.

In English: Really. I love it! It's very soft.

Mateo: Qué bien. La del vecino ya va por la mitad.

In English: Great. The neighbor's is already half done.

In English, with a phrase in Spanish.

Mateo: I made you a scarf. Like it?

Lucía: ¡Me encanta! It keeps the neighbor warm too.

Mateo: So, the whole building too?

Lucía: No, really. ¡Me encanta! It's so soft.

Mateo: Good. Because the neighbor's scarf is already half done.

Quick quiz

Choose a or b, then open the answer to see if you were right.

  1. What does it mean? ¡Me encanta!

    1. I love it!
    2. It's too long!
    Show the answer

    Answer: a) I love it! Encantar means to delight. Use it for things you love.

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