a mí no me gusta

I don't like

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phrase Rare #32,343

I don't like Used to emphasize the speaker's opinion. The thing liked follows the verb: A mí no me gusta el café means “I don't like coffee.” In the fourth example, “gusto” is likely a typo; it should be “gusta.”

SP: A mí no me gusta levantarme temprano.

EN: I don't like getting up early.

Puede que Mary sea mona pero a mí no me gusta.

Mary may be cute, but I don't like her.

A mí no me gusta.

I don't like it.

— Cinema Paradiso (1988)

A mí no me gusta comer tomates.

I don't like eating tomatoes.

A mí no me gusta mi nombre.

I don't like my name.

A mí no me gusta el ajedrez.

I don't like chess.

A mí no me gusta él.

I don't like him.

— Queen (2014)

A mí no me gusta la corteza del pan.

I don’t like the crust of the bread.

A mí no me gusta demasiado el café, pero una taza de vez en cuando suelo tomar.

I don’t like coffee very much, but I do usually have a cup every now and then.