"teach me what you like"
1
vote
"Teach me what you like."
4642 views
updated Jul 11, 2015
posted by zowieconcannon
6 Answers
7
votes
Enseñame lo que a ti te gusta.
updated Sep 11, 2017
posted by rac1
a ti te guste? - Jeremias, Feb 4, 2012
6
votes
I like rac1's answer:
Enséñame lo que gustes.
Teach what you want/wish = Enséñame lo que quieras/desees.
updated Jul 9, 2015
edited by chileno
posted by chileno
5
votes
enséñame lo que quieras
updated Jul 6, 2015
posted by Nomes
:) - FELIZ77, Feb 4, 2012
2
votes
You would say;
Enséñame lo que quieres
= Teach me what you want (like)
I think you could also say:
Enséñame lo que desees
But I am not so sure whether the verb desear would be used like this.
Chileno has confirmed that this is acceptable 
I hope this helps
updated Jun 17, 2014
edited by FELIZ77
posted by FELIZ77
See my edit then... :) - chileno, Jun 12, 2014
0
votes
Also very common in Mexico City: Enseñame lo que te pegue la gana.
updated Jul 11, 2015
posted by 005faa61
0
votes
There are two ways formal and informal.
Formal - enseñeme lo que se gustaría
Informal - enseñame lo que te gustaría
updated Jul 9, 2015
posted by onelove
Sorry, that's not right. - chileno, Jul 9, 2015
Not just like that. - chileno, Jul 9, 2015
