This document provides examples of how to express likes and dislikes in Spanish. It gives the phrases "Me gusta" to say you like something, "Me gusta mucho" to say you really like something, "No me gusta" to say you don't like something, and "No me gusta nada" to say you don't like something at all, along with examples of using each phrase to talk about eating, dancing, studying, and running.

1. Español I

22. To say that you like to do something:
• Me gusta comer.
To say that you really like to do something:
• Me gusta mucho bailar.

23. To say that you don’t like to do something:
• No me gusta estudiar.
To say that you don’t like to do something
at all:
• No me gusta nada correr.