que le gusta hacer a tu mejor amigo
You like to do?
"Me gusta hacer" = I like to do Ex: "Que te gusta hacer?" = What do you like to do?
The phrase "¿Qué le gusta hacer a tu mejor amigo?" translates to "What does your best friend like to do?" in English. It is a question asking about the interests or hobbies of someone's best friend. The phrase uses "le gusta," which means "he/she likes," indicating the preferences of the friend in question.
"Que te gusta hacer?" means "What do you like to do?" (the "e" in Que should carry an accent mark.)As a result, you use the verb "gustar" for "like" and finish the answer with any type of activity that you like to do.I like to study. - Me gusta estudiar.I like to run. - Me gusta correr.I like to swim. - Me gusta nadar. / Me gusta la natacion.I like cook. - Me gusta cocinar.
It means, "what do you like to do to your Spanish teacher?"
Well, honey, if your best friend is a Spanish speaker, then "¿Qué le gusta hacer a tu mejor amigo?" is the question you're looking for. It translates to "What does your best friend like to do?" So, just ask your amigo and find out what tickles their fancy. Easy peasy lemon squeezy!
A el le gusta hacer ejercicio/gimnasia (accent on first 'e')
"¿Que le gusta hacer para celebrar el día?" means "What does he (or 'you' if speaking formally) like to do [in order] to celebrate the day?" possibly referring to a holiday or birthday or even a day of the week. To answer the question you can say: "me gusta ver fuegos artificiales" ("I like to watch fireworks") for 4th of july "me gusta celebrarlo con mi familia" ("I like to celebrate it with my family") for christmas. So it really depends on the context of the question in this case. [...] represent text added to the "literal" translation in order to make the English translation clearer.
You could say "¿Qué le/te gusta hacer el sábado y el domingo?"
Que te/le//os/les gusta hacer (singular informal/formal//plural informal/formal 'you')
Translation: What does Mrs. Donaldi like to do?(Literally - What to her is pleasing to do, to Mrs. Donaldi?))