me cae mal

I don't like him/her/it

→ me

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I don't like him/her/it Used to say that someone or something is unpleasant or disagreeable to you. With food, it means that the food disagrees with you or makes you feel sick. The verb changes with tense, as in me cayó mal and me caía mal.

SP: No sé por qué, pero ese vecino me cae mal.

EN: I don't know why, but I don't like that neighbor.

Me cae mal esta chica.

I don't like this girl.

Puse el nombre de una niña de mi clase que me cae mal.

I put the name of a girl in my class that I don't like.

— El profesional (Léon) (1994)

Es un imbécil, me cae mal.

He's an idiot, I don't like him.

— Adiós, muchachos (1987)

Me cae mal.

I don’t like him/her.