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How do you say "i would like to check in" in Spanish (Latin America)?
Me gustaría saber cómo estás
In Spanish (Latin America), "i would like to check in" is Me gustaría saber cómo estás.
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Pronunciation
You can approximate "Me gustaría saber cómo estás" with ME gu-sta-RI-a sa-BER KO-mo e-STAS; any double l or y sound stays soft, closer to an English y than a j.
Grammar notes
Me gustaría saber cómo estás is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
i would like to check in
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Questions about Me gustaría saber cómo estás
How do you pronounce Me gustaría saber cómo estás?
You can approximate "Me gustaría saber cómo estás" with ME gu-sta-RI-a sa-BER KO-mo e-STAS; any double l or y sound stays soft, closer to an English y than a j.
Is Me gustaría saber cómo estás formal or casual?
Me gustaría saber cómo estás is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Me gustaría saber cómo estás used in Spanish (Latin America)?
Me gustaría saber cómo estás is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (i would like to check in).
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