In a similar fashion, martilla (hammer) becomes martill azo = to be hit with a hammer (oh no!).

For example perro (dog) becomes perrazo to mean big dog and conversely perrito to mean little dog (see diminutives in Spanish). In the case of flechazo, the ‘ azo‘ doesn’t actually come to mean big arrow, but instead means to be hit by the object – in this case, an arrow. When you add the suffix ‘ azo‘ to any word in Spanish it often serves to augment the word. To say your in love with someone or something, make sure to include the preposition de:Įstoy enamorado de ti = I am in love with youĮnamorado can also be a noun, meaning lover, as in:Įlla es una enamorada de musica = She is a music loverįlecha in Spanish means arrow. Él se está enamorando = He is falling in love Tú te estás enamorando = You are falling in love Yo me estoy enamorando de tí = I am falling in love with you Yo me enamoro de tí = I am in love with you The verb enamorar means to fall in love or to become enamored.Įnamorarse, is the reflexive version, used when you’re talking about yourself or someone else falling in love. When used in this expression the English equivalent is ‘to drive you crazy’ Vuelves is the present tense conjugation of the verb volver, which typically means ‘to return’, ‘to turn’, or ‘turn around’.

So here are some of the top Spanish phrases you can use to talk about being in love.īe sure to keep some of these phrases in your back pocket to use on your Spanish-speaking loved one 😉 And we’re sticking with the love theme since it’s still February ). The Spanish culture is known as one of the world’s most romantic nationalities.

I love you in spanish