How do you say you don't like in Spanish?

Answer 1

The verb for liking something is "gustar", as in "A mi me gusta la musica" or "me gusta la musica", and to say dislike, you would say "no me gusta la natacion"

The conjugations of this verb in the present are:

(No) me gusta

(No) te gusta

(No) se gusta

(No) nos gusta

(No) vos gusta

(No) se gusta

Just add the verb or noun after the appropriate phrase and voila!

It might sound weird, but trust me, I just finished a year of Spanish with 98% :)

Answer 2

to say "i dont like___" in spanish: No me gusta___.

to say "you don't like___" in spanish: No te gusta___.

to say "he/she doesn't like___"in spanish: No le gusta___.

For example, to say "He does not like to study" in Spanish, you would say No le gusta estudiar. Me, te, and leare all forms of subjects.

Answer 3

I don't like= No me gusta You don't like= No le gusta (formal), No te gusta (informal)

Answer 4

No me gusta (object).

Por ejemplo, no me gusta escribiendo en espanol.

For example, I do not like writing in Spanish.

Answer 5

desagradar.. things you don't preffer but not the ones you don't like

Answer 6

"He dislikes" in Spanish is "él detesta". It is pronounced "ell day-TES-tah". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.

Answer 7

The best way to say "I hate you" in Spanish would be Te odio.

Answer 8

Like is 'gusta', and Dislike is 'disgusta' - according to Google's translator.

The phrase 'like and dislike' is 'gusta y disgusta'