me interesa mucho

I'm very interested

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I'm very interested Literally, “it interests me a lot.” Spanish uses me to show who is interested; the thing that interests you is often stated separately or understood from context.

SP: Me interesa mucho la historia de España.

EN: I'm very interested in the history of Spain.

Me interesa mucho.

I'm very interested.

— El manantial de las colinas (1986)

No me interesa mucho la religión.

I'm not very interested in religion.

— Whistle: El silbido del mal (2026)

Eso me interesa mucho.

That interests me a lot.

— Parásitos (2019)

No me interesa mucho.

I'm not very interested.

Usted me interesa mucho, señor Watson.

I'm very interested in you, Mr. Watson.

Me interesa mucho la literatura clásica.

I’m very interested in classical literature.

La lengua francesa me interesa mucho.

I’m very interested in the French language.

Al contrario, me interesa mucho.

On the contrary, I’m very interested.

— Taxi Express (1998)

No me interesa mucho ver televisión.

I’m not very interested in watching television.

Me interesa mucho ese asunto, pero que sea un reportaje de investigación.

I'm very interested in that subject, but it should be an investigative report.

— Tropa de élite 2 (2010)