01010 Spanish Lesson - Me gusta (part 1)

In this video, we'll be talking about the phrase 'Me gusta', which could be roughly translated as 'I like' and how to use it with verbs to tell what you like to do. Hope it's helpful!

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Vocabulario:
¿Qué te gusta? - What do you like?
(A ti) Te gusta _. - You like __.
(A mí) Me gusta __. - I like __.
(A mí) No me gusta __. - I dont like __.

nadar - to swim
practicar deportes - to practice sports
estudiar - to study
dibujar - to draw
ir al cine - to go to the movies
escuchar música - to listen to music
hablar por teléfono - to talk on the telephone
ver la televisión - to watch television
tocar la guitarra - to play guitar
trabajar - to work
cantar - to sing

y - and

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[ptorcher1]

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-very good selection of words and grammar

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[tontitofrito]

@ptorcher1

You're too kind thank you!

[RatChieftain]

I have a question, because in my language, not english, we have an added word to emphasize that its a question and not a statement. So not to confuse "do you like to talk on the telephone" with "You like to talk on the telephone", o well i guess do you is the added in english

IDK it just seems so confusing, i dont know what im trying to ask

[tontitofrito]

@RatChieftain

Something to understand when learning a different language is that things are different in the language (and the way sentences are structured is too).

So in English while I might say:

I like to eat.

Do you like to eat. (adding "Do" for a question)

in Spanish, we don't add those extra words at the beginning of the sentence to tell us "do" "did", etc...

Me gusta comer. (I like to eat.)

¿Te gusta comer? ((Do) You like to eat?)

It's not hard. It's just different.

[Truthbearer1]

Como se dice 'me gusta' con el verbo de reflexivo?? Dame un ejemplo por favor?? gracias :)

[tontitofrito]

@Truthbearer1

Depende de quien estás hablando.... pero si estás hablando de ti mismo, puedes decirlo de la siguiente manera: "me gusta acostarme temprano"

[Eclipslove]

No me gusta estudiar!



[ihavearedfez]

no me gusta XD

[AL94RUSS]

You forgot something...While saying "me gusta" you must make the right face for it.

[flipsextremos]

@2einhalbmaenner hola amigo, hablo español, its correct, me gusta, no, me gustan

[1584andres]

@thisthatandtother . No se usa la palabra "para" dentro de "me gusta" como una sola frase. Ejemplos correctos: -"Me gusta, para cenar bien, ir al restaurante X" or "Para cenar bien, me gusta ir al restaurante X" (esta segunda frase suena mejor). Son dos frases.. Precisiones a lo que escribiste: 1. adentro=dentro (la "a" no va separada de la palabra "dentro") 2. ¿Y cuándo está bien hacerlo? Espero haberte ayudado. Saludos

[TheXXxRBxXx]

what is (A mi), (A ti)?

[dimitraswiftie]

1. Scroll down.

2. Change your language to Spanish.

3. Scroll back up.

4. Have a nice day.

[Fledzyeeeee]

@tontitofrito Can you explain me if there is a rule what letter does go when. I mean when it goes the normal "n" or the one with the line on top "ñ". Or the normal "o" and the one with the line on top of the letter. I hope you can understand me. I activated my spanish keyboard,but still trying to get used to it. Thanks. Benjamin