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Spanish Affective Verbs: Likes, Interests, and Pains
Learn to express likes, interests, and pains in Spanish using affective verbs like gustar, encantar, and doler, and understand how they agree with singular and plural subjects.
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Spanish Affective Verbs: Likes, Interests, and Pains
Learn to express likes, interests, and pains in Spanish using affective verbs like gustar, encantar, and doler, and understand how they agree with singular and plural subjects.
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In Spanish, to talk about what you like, you often use verbs that work differently from how they do in English. You already know 'gustar'. For example, 'Me gusta el chocolate' literally means 'Chocolate is pleasing to me'. The person who likes something is the indirect object, and the thing that is liked is the subject.
Quiz#2
Translate into Spanish: I like the book.
Me gusta el libro.
Lesson#3
Several other verbs follow this same pattern. To say you love something, you can use 'encantar'. To talk about what interests you, use 'interesar'. And to say something bothers you, use 'molestar'.
Quiz#4
How would you say 'I love the music' in Spanish?
Me encanta la música.
Quiz#5
Translate into Spanish: History interests me.
Me interesa la historia.
Quiz#6
How do you say 'The noise bothers us' in Spanish?
Nos molesta el ruido.
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