"I like it too" in Spanish

You might know that in order to say 'I like/I don't like something' in Spanish, you have to use 'me gusta/no me gusta'. If you don't know the verb gustar, or don't remember how to use it, just check out this videopost.Today we are going one step further and will learn how to say I like it too in Spanish when talking about likes or dislikes with someone else. First, take a look at the chart below:

As you can see in this chart, depending on if the person who is speaking likes something or not, your answer will be different. Your answer will also vary whether you like or not what that person is talking about.

1) If someone likes something and you like it too:

- I like nature. And you? = Me gusta la naturaleza. ¿Y a ti?

- Me too. = A mí también.

2) If someone likes something, but you don't:

- I like nature. And you? = Me gusta la naturaleza.

- I don't. = A mí no.

3) If someone doesn't like something, but you do:

- I don't like fish. And you? = No me gusta el pescado. ¿Y a ti?

- I do. = A mí sí.

4) If someone doesn't like something, and you don't either:

- I don't like fish. And you? = No me gusta el pescado. ¿Y a ti?

- A mí tampoco.

Now that you know how to say I like it too in Spanish, why don't you try to imagine some dialogues yourself? You can send them, along with any doubt you may have, to info@elinqua.com. Our team of Spanish native teachers will email you back with any necessary corrections. And if you are looking for more personalized Spanish lessons, you'll love our Spanish online lessons via Skype. Request a trial class now!