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    No me gusta el frío

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase uses the inverted 'gustar' verb construction, where 'el frío' (the cold) is the subject that pleases, and 'me' (to me) is the indirect object pronoun indicating who experiences the feeling. 'No' negates the verb. The literal translation is closer to 'The cold is not pleasing to me.'

    Sample sentences

    No me gusta el frío, prefiero el calor del verano.

    I don't like the cold, I prefer the summer heat.

    Aunque a muchos les gusta esquiar, a mí no me gusta el frío para nada.

    Although many people like to ski, I don't like the cold at all.

    Por eso siempre viaja a lugares cálidos, porque no le gusta el frío.

    That's why he/she always travels to warm places, because he/she doesn't like the cold.

    Quick facts

    verb_conjugation:The verb 'gustar' conjugates according to the thing being liked, not the person. 'Gusta' is for singular nouns/infinitives, 'gustan' for plural nouns.
    indirect_object_pronouns:The 'me' is an indirect object pronoun. Other examples include 'te' (you), 'le' (he/she/it), 'nos' (we), 'os' (you all, informal), 'les' (they/you all).

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    Example

    No me gusta el frío, prefiero el calor del verano.

    I don't like the cold, I prefer the summer heat.

    Aunque a muchos les gusta esquiar, a mí no me gusta el frío para nada.

    Although many people like to ski, I don't like the cold at all.

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