I like the taste of frogs = Me gusta el sabor de las ranas
no tiene buen sabor
well because they are tasty many say they taste like curry mixed with mint sauce and sainsburys hommake coke
In general: to taste = probar But in the more specific meaning of the word (like "the taste of something"), it has no direct translation. It can be mean "gusto" like in "Me gustó esto" (I like this or "this has a good taste").
Yams taste like whatever your taste buds say it tastes like.
We say "gusto". As in "good taste": buen gusto or it can be also one of the five senses.
It depends on the context. 1) Taste (transitive): Probar Example: Tienes que probar esta fruta. - You must taste this fruit. 2) Taste (intransitive): Saber a Example: Esta fruta sabe a chocolate. - This fruit tastes like chocolate.
"Me gustas." - Platonic"Te quiero." - Something a little stronger.me gustas is how you say I like you in Spanish Language.
To ask what someone is like in Spanish, say, "Como eres?"
y in spanish you say it like e
tell them that you taste like fresh strawberries
"I like" in Spanish is "Me gusta."
You like translates to Spanish to be te gusta.