Me gusta and No me gusta practice

"Me gusta" means "I like" in English.

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In Spanish, "me gusta" is followed by a verb in the infinitive form (e.g., comer, jugar).

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"No me gusta" means "I don’t like" in English.

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In English, we say "I like" but in Spanish, the subject is implied with "me gusta."

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In Spanish, the verb "gustar" changes depending on whether you like one thing or multiple things.

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The phrase "Me gusta el helado" translates as "I like ice cream" in English.

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In English, "like" is used the same way as "gustar" in Spanish.

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Both "me gusta" and "I like" are examples of verbs showing personal preferences.

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"No me gusta" can be used to express dislike of a single item or activity.

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"Me gusta" is used in Spanish regardless of the subject (I, you, he/she).

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