Is this correct? "¿Usted tiene gusto de bailar conmigo?"

Question

If I want to ask: "Would you like to dance with me?"

Do I say: ""¿Usted tiene gusto de bailar conmigo?"

(I am working on understanding the different ways to use the verb gustar and it's driving me crazy!)

Answer 1

HI, have a look at this compilation, don't miss the flashcards, you will see the verb gustar used in all persons

all you need to know about gustar

Gracias! - Gillygaloo, Apr 24, 2011

Answer 2

"Tener gusto" means to have good taste, according to http://www.spanishdict.com/translate/gusto

I think you want to say ¿A usted le gustaría bailar conmigo?

omg, yet another way to write this question! LOL Thanks Goyo.. but should there really be a comma after "usted"? - Gillygaloo, Apr 23, 2011

Buenas noches, Goyo. Why the "a" before "bailar?" - --Mariana--, Apr 23, 2011

Lazarus recently pointed out that error to me. No comma there. - 0074b507, Apr 23, 2011

I am trusting you guys about the comma and have removed it. You're probably right. Y gracias a mi novia tambien. He quitado la "a". - Goyo, Apr 23, 2011

Answer 3

look under Spanish here

• ¿Querría bailar conmigo? (frm)
• ¿Querrías bailar conmigo? (inf)
• ¿Quisiera bailar conmigo? (frm)
• ¿Quisieras bailar conmigo? (inf)

It even has a reading by both a man and a woman.

Answer 4

I would say either:

¿Quiere bailar conmigo?

¿Tiene ganas de bailar?

Yeah, when I was trying to figure this out with the translater, it gave me "querría" or "quieres" I was trying to use "gustar",but perhaps it's not used for this question at all. - Gillygaloo, Apr 23, 2011