First, the question should be "que nos gusta hacer a Pedro y a mi" because the "a mi" is implying yourself therefore a nosotros construction must be used.
Gustar is a verb that means "to like"
Nos gusta would mean we like. Hacer is the verb that means "to do".
So to answer your question it means "What do Pedro and I like to do?"
No te gusta hacer = you don't like to do.
The literal translation for "Hacer Clic" is "To make a click," but it is used to mean "Click on"Ex: "Hacer clic en 'Me Gusta'"Click Like
"you like to do"
It means, "What do you like to do during the week?"
you can say a mi me gusta or just me gusta.... and then whatever it is that you like
Translation: "What do you do when you are on vacation?"
It means, "what do you like to do to your Spanish teacher?"
"what do you like to do?"
It means "What do you like to do after classes?"
it means "What do you like to do on your Saturdays and Sundays.
This is an incomplete phrase. To answer correctly, more context is needed. "Gusta hacer" by itself would mean "Is pleasing to do", but normally the person that this is pleasing to would be stated, as in "Me gusta hacerlo", meaning "I like to do it", or literally "It pleases me to do it".
Haga / haz clic aquí dé / da clic aquí