Talk:Spanish/Lessons/¿Qué te gusta hacer?

Revise dialogue. "¿Te gusta los deportes?" should say "¿Te gustan los deportes?" since GUSTAR refers to the object, which, in this sentence is plural (los deportes). I had never heard "chifla" in that context before. I would use "Me enloquece jugar..." or "Disfruto jugar..." The Spanish structure for the verb JUGAR is "jugar a." Therefore, the phrase should read "... jugar al baloncesto." "Practico la natación" is awkward. Phrase should read "Practico natación." Readers should note that the verb conjugation for Vosotros is used mainly in Spain, not Latin America. 70.81.5.195 09:26, 30 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Thanks for that!
 * "gusta" was a typo; I've got it correct further down.
 * Can we not say "Me gusta jugar..."?
 * My bad. Sorry; it is now corrected
 * My bad again; fixed.
 * Yes, I'm still not sure where to put that note - probably in lesson one.
 * Once again, thanks again! If you asee any more errors anywhere, please feel free to leave me a note, or fix them yourself. Saludos! Celestianpower 11:48, 30 December 2006 (UTC)

"Que" without accent in a question
Two of the examples say "Que opinas sobre" (four say "Qué opinas sobre"). Are those typos? --AVRS (talk) 11:28, 7 February 2010 (UTC)

Stem changing verbs, latin america / spain second person plural
In previous chapters, the second person plural is noted as being exclusive to Spain (that is, not used in Latin America). This particular instance of verb variation instruction does not include such an indication. So is JUGAR an exception to this custom, or was the designation as Spain-Spanish-Only omitted inadvertently?

== Stem-changing Verbs[edit | edit source] == Jugar the first type of irregular verb; known as a stem-changing verb. Basically, in the "I", "you", "he/she/it" and "they" forms, the u or o changes to a ue. The jugar example is written out below. 65.39.105.15 (discuss) 22:29, 19 September 2023 (UTC)