In Spanish, it’s really important to share what you like and don’t like. This helps you talk to others more easily. Here are some simple phrases to help you express your preferences.

Saying What You Like

1. Me gusta (I like)
   You use this when talking about one thing or something you enjoy doing.

   • Example: Me gusta el chocolate. (I like chocolate.)
   • Example: Me gusta bailar. (I like to dance.)

2. Me gustan (I like)
   Use this for more than one thing.

   • Example: Me gustan las frutas. (I like fruits.)

Saying What You Don’t Like

1. No me gusta (I don’t like)
   Use this for one thing or activities you don’t enjoy.

   • Example: No me gusta el café. (I don’t like coffee.)
   • Example: No me gusta correr. (I don’t like to run.)

2. No me gustan (I don’t like)
   Use this for more than one thing.

   • Example: No me gustan las verduras. (I don’t like vegetables.)

Asking Questions

If you want to know what someone else likes or dislikes, you can ask:

• ¿Te gusta...? (Do you like...?)

  • Example: ¿Te gusta la música? (Do you like music?)

• ¿Te gustan...? (Do you like...?)

  • Example: ¿Te gustan las películas? (Do you like movies?)

Pretend Scenario

Imagine you are ordering food:

• You could say: Me gusta la pizza. (I like pizza.)
• If there’s something you don’t want, you can say: No me gusta la ensalada. (I don’t like salad.)

Helpful Words

When you’re talking, you can use some simple words to connect your ideas:

• Primero (First)
• Luego (Next)
• Entonces (Then)

With these easy phrases, you can share what you like and don’t like in many situations. This will help you get better at speaking Spanish!