Meeting date's friends: Sharing something you love about your date
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Key Phrases
¿Qué es lo que más te gusta de ella?
What do you like most about her?
Tiene una risa muy contagiosa.
She has a really contagious laugh.
Siempre me pregunta cómo estoy.
She always asks how I'm doing.
Skills You'll Learn
Using indirect object pronouns (me, te) with verbs like 'to like' and 'to ask'
Usar pronombres de objeto indirecto (me, te) con verbos como gustar y preguntar
Describing a person's character and qualities
Describir el carácter y las cualidades de una persona
Using the present tense to talk about someone's habits and routines
Usar el presente para hablar de hábitos y rutinas de alguien
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you're at a get-together with your girlfriend Lucía's friends. You meet her friend Marta and want to tell her what you love about Lucía.
¡Hola! Tú eres Emily , ¿no? Yo soy Marta.
Hi! You're Emily, right? I'm Marta.
Sí, ¡hola, Marta! Encantado. Lucía me habla mucho de ti.
Yes, hi, Marta! Nice to meet you. Lucía talks about you a lot.
¡Qué bien! Oye, ¿qué es lo que más te gusta de ella?
That's great! Hey, what do you like most about her?
Su risa. Se ríe de todo.
Her laugh. She laughs at everything.
¡Es verdad! Tiene una risa muy contagiosa.
That's true! She has a really contagious laugh.
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
¡Encantado!
en-kahn-TAH-doh
Nice to meet you!
💬 The ending matches the speaker, not the person you're meeting. A man says encantado and a woman says encantada.
🇪🇸 In Spain an introduction among friends usually comes with two kisses on the cheeks, starting with your right. Men meeting men tend to shake hands instead.
See breakdown →Lucía me habla mucho
loo-THEE-ah meh AH-blah MOO-choh
Lucía tells me a lot
De ti
deh TEE
About you
💬 After words like de, para and con, "you" becomes ti, not tú: para ti "for you". With con the two words merge into contigo "with you".
See breakdown →Lucía me habla mucho de ti.
loo-THEE-ah meh AH-blah MOO-choh deh TEE
Lucía talks about you a lot.
💬 To say who someone talks about, use hablar de: me habla de ti, te habla de mí "talks to you about me". The me goes before the verb and marks who's being told.
See breakdown →¡Qué bien!
keh byen
How nice!
¿Qué es lo que más te gusta?
keh ehs loh keh mahs teh GOOS-tah
What do you like most?
💬 gustar works backwards from English: the thing you like is the subject, and te marks who's pleased. So te gusta is really "it pleases you", and with plural things it becomes te gustan.
See breakdown →De ella
deh EH-yah
About her
¿Qué es lo que más te gusta de ella?
keh ehs loh keh mahs teh GOOS-tah deh EH-yah
What do you like most about her?
🇪🇸 Friends in Spain often ask this quite directly when meeting a partner. A warm, specific answer goes down much better than a shy shrug.
See breakdown →Su risa.
soo RREE-sah
Her laugh.
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