How do you say, "I like them" in Spanish?

[OCD1]

"them", meaning a bunch of stuff like pencils and backpacks. I thought it was "lo quiero" but  I was wrong. :(

[OCD1]

Woops. I meant, "I want them".

[StarWindWizard7]

http://www.freetranslation.com/


Now it's a little "Mixed up" when it's translated, but you can get the basic
idea of it.  :P

You don't have to worry about paying for anything...Just close the browser
and re open it to translate something else.

[Silverhawk79]

Me queremos.
I think. :x

[Commander Awesome]

Me queremos.
I think. :x

wut

[Silverhawk79]

Me queremos.
I think. :x

wut

It's been 6 months since I took Spanish. D:

[Commander Awesome]

Me queremos.
I think. :x

wut

It's been 6 months since I took Spanish. D:

My next to nil knowlege of Spanish tells me that Queremos means 'We want', making that 'me' there redundant.

Could be wrong, though.

[ROOk15]

"them", meaning a bunch of stuff like pencils and backpacks. I thought it was "lo quiero" but  I was wrong. :(

So close. It's "Los quiero" at least I'm pretty sure.

[DIMENTIO1]

Woops. I meant, "I want them".

"Yo Lo Quiero" trust meh, im spanish :P

[ResidentZoidberg]

Woops. I meant, "I want them".

"Yo Lo Quiero" trust meh, im spanish :P

I'm not Spanish, and I know it's "los". Them is plural. "Lo" is for it/him/you or what have you.

[Jono2]

in french (IIRC), it should be something like

"J'aime sa."

spanish isn't too terribly different from french.