How to Say ‘Those who feel’ in Mexican Spanish
Los que sentís
💬 Usage Tip: The 'vosotros' form (like 'sentís') is used in Spain. In Latin America, you'd hear 'sienten'.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Los
[lohs]
those
Used to refer to specific people or things previously mentioned or easily identified.
Los días pasaron rápidamente.
The days passed quickly.
que
[keh]
that
Used to introduce a defining clause which specifies a person/thing previously mentioned.
La casa que compramos es grande.
The house that we bought is big.
sentís
[sen-teece]
you feel
Informal second-person singular form used to describe the act of experiencing an emotion or sensation.
Espero que sentís lo mismo.
I hope you feel the same.
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