Que clase te gusta mas in english full#

Que clase te gusta mas in english full#

Spanish allows us a full range of indirect object pronouns in addition to “me” so that we can express to whom something is pleasing. If an action (or an event or state of being) is the subject of the sentence, the verb is always conjugated in the 3rd person singular: Ejemplo(s): - Me gusta estudiar el español. In this example, “gustan” and “me” still conveys to whom dogs are pleasing: Ejemplo(s): - Me gustan los perros. So if we have a plural entity (los perros) as the subject, the verb needs to agree. In these constructions, the entity that possesses the quality is the grammatical subject (la clase de español) must agree with the verb (gusta) and then an indirect object (me) signals to whom the entity is pleasing. Aprende más sobre la diferencia entre 'la clase de' y 'qué clase te gusta más' a continuación. 'La clase de' es una frase que se puede traducir como 'the kind of'. In Spanish “liking” is not something that one does, but rather the entity possesses a quality that affects the individual or individuals: Ejemplo(s): - Me gusta la clase de español. 'Qué clase te gusta más' es una forma de 'qué clase te gusta más', una frase que se puede traducir como 'which class you like the most'. For example, in English, we say: Ejemplo(s): I like Spanish class.įor English speakers the verb “to like” is something that you bestow on an entity (person, thing, place, concept, etc.)

The way that different groups organize and understand their realities is often revealed in how meaning in encoded in their languages. Tu gazpacho sin duda alguna.I was wondering which you liked more, my gazpacho or Matildes vychissoise. What kind of food do you like ❽ónde quieres comer A ver, ¿qué tipo de comida te gusta - Me encanta la comida tailandesa.Where do you want to eat Lets see, what kind of food do you like - I love Thai food. Imperfect (el pretérito en contraste con el imperfecto) Me estaba preguntando qué te gustó más, mi gazpacho o la vychissoise de Matilde.