"No le gusta comer queso''
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Does ''No le gusta comer queso.'' make any sense in a gramatical way? 
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updated Mar 13, 2013
edited by ian-hill
posted by ash20045
I added your question to the title. :-) - --Mariana--, Apr 25, 2010
I changed "gramatical" - ian-hill, Apr 25, 2010
Probably should have changed it to "grammatical." :) - tennismom, Apr 25, 2010
4 Answers
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Yes, that's grammatically correct. It means "He/She/You-formal doesn't like to eat cheese."
updated Apr 25, 2010
edited by MacFadden
posted by MacFadden
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Do you like cheese, but dislike eating it?
The more common way to say your phrase is simply, No me gusta el queso.
updated Mar 13, 2013
posted by 005faa61
However, now I'm suddenly hungry! - 005faa61, Apr 25, 2010
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Excuse me but, this is unacceptable. I mean come on. ¿Quién no le gusta queso?? 
Cheese is Yummy!!! 
updated May 9, 2010
posted by cheeseisyummy
lol...sorry, we forgot to mention that in our answers! - --Mariana--, Apr 25, 2010
definitely, cheese is yummy! i am having a slice of cheddar in a while. :) - Rikko, Apr 25, 2010
*¿A quién..... - Luciente, May 9, 2010
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Yes, it means "He/she doesn't like to eat cheese."
updated Apr 25, 2010
posted by --Mariana--
