¿Quién te gusta?
The English phrase "who do you like?" is translated into Spanish as ¿Quién te gusta?
How does it change in a sentence?
If you are asking about multiple people, you must use the plural form quiénes and the plural verb form gustan, resulting in ¿Quiénes te gustan?
Did you know?
- In many Spanish-speaking regions, if you are asking about a romantic preference, people might use the phrase ¿Quién te mola? instead, particularly in Spain.
- To ask 'who do you like?' in a more formal way, you would replace te with le, changing the phrase to ¿Quién le gusta? This changes the target from a friend to a superior or a stranger.
- In Spanish, the verb gustar actually means 'to be pleasing to'. Therefore, when you say ¿Quién te gusta?, you are literally asking 'Who is pleasing to you?'
