GUSTAR
To like something
WHAT DOES “GUSTAR” MEAN?
Me gusta… | I like… |
Te gusta… | You like… |
A él le gusta… | He likes… |
A ella le gusta… | She likes… |
Nos gusta… | We like… |
Les gusta… | They like… |
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HOW DO YOU SAY IT?
Me gusta… | I like… |
Te gusta… | You like… |
A él le gusta… | He likes… |
A ella le gusta… | She likes… |
Nos gusta… | We like… |
Les gusta… | They like… |
verb
EXAMPLE: Me gusta bailar = I like to dance
LET’S PRACTICE!
I like to read
He likes to eat
We like to sing
She likes to dance
BUT WHAT IF I DON’T LIKE SOMETHING?
HOW DO YOU SAY IT?
No me gusta… | I don’t like… |
No te gusta… | You don’t like… |
A él no le gusta… | He doesn’t like… |
A ella no le gusta… | She doesn’t like… |
No nos gusta… | We don’t like… |
No les gusta… | They don’t like… |
HOW DO YOU SAY IT?
No me gusta.. | I don’t like… |
No te gusta… | You don’t like… |
A él no le gusta… | He doesn’t like… |
A ella no le gusta… | She doesn’t like… |
No nos gusta… | We don’t like… |
No les gusta… | They don’t like… |
verb
EXAMPLE: A ella no le gusta nadar = She doesn’t like to swim
LET’S PRACTICE!
You don’t like to play
They don’t like to listen
We don’t like to run
I don’t like to sleep