Understanding 'Me Gusta' in Spanish

Anna, a Spanish teacher, explains how to express likes and dislikes in Spanish using the verb 'gustar'. She highlights the differences between English and Spanish expressions of liking, emphasizing the use of 'me gusta' with verbs in the infinitive form and with singular and plural nouns. The lesson includes cultural context, examples, and a discussion on pronouns and emphasizing forms. Anna concludes with her plans to visit Guatemala to explore Spanish teaching methods.

What is the correct way to say 'I like' in Spanish?

• Te gusta

• Yo gusta

• Yo vivo

• Me gusta

How do you express 'I like to read' in Spanish?

• Yo gusta leyendo

• Me gusta leer

• Me gusta leyendo

• Yo gusta leer

Which form of the verb should be used with 'me gusta' to express an activity?

• Infinitive

• Future tense

• Present tense

• Past tense

How would you say 'I like apples' in Spanish?

• Me gustan la manzana

• Me gustan las manzanas

• Me gusta las manzanas

• Me gusta la manzana

What is the correct way to say 'I like Valeria's house' in Spanish?

• Me gustan las casas de Valeria

• Me gustan la casa de Valeria

• Me gusta la casa de Valeria

• Me gusta la casas de Valeria

How do you express 'I like Tulum' in Spanish?

• Yo gustan Tulum

• Yo gusta Tulum

• Me gustan Tulum

• Me gusta Tulum

What does 'me gusta Juan' imply in many Spanish-speaking countries?

• I like Juan as a friend

• I am in love with Juan

• Juan likes me

• Juan is my friend

Which pronoun would you use with 'gustar' to say 'they like it'?

• Les gusta

• Le gusta

• Te gusta

• Nos gusta

How do you say 'we don't like it' in Spanish?

• No te gusta

• No le gusta

• No les gusta

• No nos gusta

What is the correct way to emphasize 'I like it' in Spanish?

• A ti te gusta

• A él le gusta

• A mí me gusta

• A nosotros nos gusta