Examples of using "Gostas" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you like honey?
Don't you like fish?
Do you like Italian food?
Do you like what you are reading?
Which do you like best—apples or oranges?
- You don't like me getting a higher education.
- You don't like to see me studying.
What do you like to read?
Which do you like best—fish or meat?
- Do you love music?
- Do you like music?
Do you like rain?
Do you like playing volleyball?
Who do you like?
Since when do you enjoy going to the fair?
Do you like my clothes?
Do you like the frame on this painting?
Which sport do you like the most?
You're not truly fond of this but it helps you feel useful.
Do you like it when I do this?
I know that you like reading.
Why do you like squirrels so much?
Do you like spring or autumn?
- Don't you like Tom?
- Do you not like Tom?
Do you like your work?
You don't like anything.
- I know that you don't like me.
- I know you don't like me.
What do you like about her?
- I gather you don't like him.
- I guess you don't like him.
Which sport do you like the most?
Do you like women?
You don't even try to help someone feel comfortable in your presence.
I like myself. You like yourself. She likes herself. We like ourselves. You like yourselves. They like themselves.
Why do you love me?
Why do I get the feeling you don't like Tom very much?
What food do you like most?
What kind of things do you enjoy doing?