Expressing Likes and Dislikes in Spanish using Gustar

Cierto o Falso

(True or False)

The LITERAL meaning of "me gusta" is "I like"

• Falso

• Cierto

Cierto o Falso

When translating from Spanish to English, the most important thing is to make sure every word is translated exactly, in the exact same word order.

• Cierto

• Falso

I like apples

• Me gusta manzanas

• Me gustan las manzanas

• Le gustan manzanas

• Le gustan las manzanas

She likes football

• Te gusta el fútbol

• Me gusta el fútbol

• A ella le gusta el fútbol

• A ella le gustan el fútbol

Me gustan los deportes

• He likes sports

• I like sports

• I like a sport

• You like sports

El, La, Los, and Las are called

• Definite Articles

• Verbs

• Adjectives

• Diphthongs

Nos gusta nuestra escuela

• I like school

• He likes our school

• They like school

• We like our school

They like Mexican food

• A ellos les gusta la comida mexicana

• Nos gusta comida mexicana

A Sr. Walker no le gusta correr

• Mr. Walker likes cars

• Mr. Walker doesn't like to run

• Mr. Walker likes to run

• Mr. Walker makes us run

Why do we say

"Me gustan los perros"

instead of

"Me gusta los perros"

• Because "perros" is plural

• Because "Me" is plural

• Because "perros" is a masculine noun

• Because "perros" is singular