Talking about your likes in German
Want to learn how to tell your aunt, in German, that you didn't like the pair of yellow socks she gave you? Professor Davi will teach you!
Hello, how are you? You've surely been in a situation where you received a gift you didn't really like and didn't know how to tell the giver, right? In today's tip, Professor Davi will teach you how to say this in German!
To say that something doesn't please you, you can use the following structure:
🇩🇪 Das gefällt mir nicht.
🇧🇷 I don't like this.
And, if you want to talk specifically about your aunt's gift, you can say:
🇩🇪 Tante, mir gefällt das Geschenk nicht.
🇧🇷 Aunt, I don't like the gift.
Poor aunt, right? 🤣
But if, on the other hand, you win a trip to Disney plus $500, you'll definitely like the gift! So, you can say:
🇩🇪 Das gefällt mir!
🇧🇷 I liked it/I like it!
And you, have you ever received a gift that you didn't like? Tell us in the comments! In German, of course!
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