gustar + you (familiar) + you (formal)

Question

The hotel questionnaire said "What didn't you like" + translated it "Que no le ha gustado" To me, the questions means 'what haven't you liked?

1. Is the 'le' the formal form of a singular + plural you?
2. If the you is familiar is it "Que no te has gustado?
3. Would "Que no te gusto" = what didn't you like?
4. Would "Que no le gusto" = what didn't you (formal) like?
5. How do I say "What don't you (formal) like? and What don't you (familiar) like? Que no le gusta? Que no te gusta?

Answer 1

1. yes, "le" is the formal form. Maybe you know, in spanish there are formal and informal forms for the pronoun "you": formal "usted" and informal "tú".

2. no, the correct sentence is "¿Qué no te ha gustado?. Remember, in spanish we use 2 signs when asking a question "¿?" at the beginning and the end of the question.

3.Yes.

1. yes, but remember the first sign "¿"

2. yes

I apologize for my english, I know it's not perfect but I try to do my best, I hope you had been able to understand my explanation.

Your English is fine! - rac1, Dec 11, 2013

Thanks for your explanations, which I understand. Was my answer to #5 correct? - bds21, Dec 12, 2013