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how do you say "I don't like to..."?

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I'm finishing up spanish homework and I'm wondering how you say "I don't like..."

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updated Nov 3, 2010
posted by CaptainJojo2300

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Tú se dice "No, no me gusta {}" o "No me gusta {}" o "No me gusta nada {}" in other words, say the stuff in the parentheses

updated Nov 3, 2010
posted by firefly2552025
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" I don't like to...",is a parcial sentence,right? And you need to complete the sentence. I don't like to work on weekends. I don't like to dance . I don't like to get wet when rains. Etc.

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updated Nov 2, 2010
posted by aztecadeoro
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As the person above stated, gustar is to like. However, if one could state they don't like something in spanish:

No me gusta I don't like.......

updated Nov 2, 2010
posted by thomguzow
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Spanish doesn't have a way to say "I like something", they say, "Something pleases me". The verb for "to please" is gustar. We can't do your homework for you, but I can tell you that if you search for gustar on this forum you'll find a million hits with your answer.

updated Nov 2, 2010
posted by KevinB