Learn Spanish - Talking about Likes/Dislikes (part 1)

This video tutorial introduces the Spanish phrase 'Me gusta', which translates to 'I like'. It explains how to use 'Me gusta' with various verb phrases to express likes and dislikes. The tutorial also covers how to form questions using 'Te gusta' and respond to them, emphasizing the optional use of 'A mí' for emphasis. The video provides practical examples and encourages practice with simple verb phrases.

What does the phrase 'me gusta' translate to in English?

• I like

• I have

• I want

• I need

How can you express dislike in Spanish using 'me gusta'?

• By saying 'me gusta no'

• By saying 'no gusta'

• By saying 'me no gusta'

• By saying 'no me gusta'

What is the purpose of using 'E' in a sentence with multiple verbs?

• To emphasize the subject

• To indicate a question

• To negate the sentence

• To connect verbs as a conjunction

Which of the following is a correct way to emphasize who likes something in Spanish?

• Using 'yo soy' before 'me gusta'

• Using 'mi' before 'me gusta'

• Using 'yo' before 'me gusta'

• Using 'a mí' before 'me gusta'

How do you form a question in Spanish to ask if someone likes something?

• Using 'te gustas' before the verb

• Using 'gustas' before the verb

• Using 'te gusta' before the verb

• Using 'gusta te' before the verb