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"No one likes" nadie + gustar conjugation?

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Hola todos, Tengo una pregunta: quiero decir "no one likes" pero no sé como conjugarlo. ¿Diria "nadie se gusta?" Gracias =)

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updated May 4, 2011
posted by nikki_joy
* no sé conjugarlo - Azabache, May 3, 2011

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Hola todos, Tengo una pregunta: quiero decir "no one likes" pero no sé como conjugarlo.

Intenta usar "disguast" en vez de "like": "No one likes something" -> "Something disgusts everybody". Y ahora di lo mismo en español: "A nadie le gusta una cosa".

I trust that Sabor is right. However, I did think that you would use a double negative: No le gustan a nadie. or A nadie no le gustan. Am I confused about this?

Forget about the "double-negative rule" in English. If words like "nada", "nadie" appear after the verb, "no" is compulsory for correct grammar. If those words appear before the verb, you can't use "no".

updated May 4, 2011
posted by lazarus1907
I knew that double negatives were not only acceptable in Spanish, but in cases required. The before/after the verb rule is what I was looking for. Thanks, Lazarus - DR1960, May 4, 2011
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A nadie le gusta la comida.

A nadie le gustan las películas.

updated May 3, 2011
edited by Sabor
posted by Sabor
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Así, ¿tienes que decir "a nadie le gusta"--- no es correcto sin el "a"?

updated May 3, 2011
posted by nikki_joy
Yes, you need the "a" in "a nadie". - Azabache, May 3, 2011
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¡Gracias!

updated May 3, 2011
posted by nikki_joy
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I trust that Sabor is right. However, I did think that you would use a double negative: No le gustan a nadie. or A nadie no le gustan. Am I confused about this?

updated May 3, 2011
posted by DR1960
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A nadie le gusta(n)...

updated May 3, 2011
posted by Azabache