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3 years ago

Te gusta correr? No, no me gusta

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This means "you like to go running? No, I dont like"

or properly Do you like to go running? No, I don't like to. Hope this helps.

aniked [119]3 years ago

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The first one means “Do you like to run?”
The second one means “No, I do not like to run.”

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