Flirting at the bar Part 2: Suggest moving to a quieter spot in the bar to continue talking.
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Key Phrases
¿Te gusta esta música?
Do you like this music?
¿Te gustaría un lugar más tranquilo para seguir charlando?
Would you like somewhere quieter to keep chatting?
Hay un rincón acogedor por aquí.
There's a cozy corner over here.
Skills You'll Learn
Expressing preferences
Expresar preferencias
Inviting someone to a quieter place
Invitar a alguien a un lugar más tranquilo
Describing a location
Describir un lugar
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you are at a lively social event, enjoying animated music in a vibrant atmosphere. You engage in a spontaneous conversation with someone named María, revealing an attraction as you express a fondness towards her voice over the music. After exchanging names, you propose moving to a quieter place to continue your conversation, to which María agrees enthusiastically.
¡Hola! ¿Te gusta esta música?
Hi! Do you like this music?
Sí, es muy animada. ¿Y a ti?
Yes, it's very lively. And you?
Me encanta, pero prefiero escuchar tu voz.
I love it, but I prefer listening to your voice.
¡Qué encantador eres! ¿Cómo te llamas?
How charming you are! What's your name?
Soy Emily Smith . ¿Y tú?
I'm Emily Smith. And you?
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Hola
OH-lah
Hi
¿Te
teh
Do you
💬 [te] here means [to you], not [you]. With [gustar], Spanish says something more like [is pleasing to you] than [you like].
See breakdown →Gusta
GOOS-tah
Like
💬 With [gustar], the thing you like is the part that controls the verb: [me gusta] for one thing, but [me gustan] for plural things. So [me gusta esta canción] but [me gustan estas canciones].
See breakdown →¿Te gusta
teh goos-tah
Do you like
💬 With [gustar], Spanish frames it differently from English: [te gusta] is literally more like [it pleases you]. You'll reuse the same pattern with other people: [me gusta], [le gusta], [nos gusta].
See breakdown →Esta
ES-tah
This
Música?
MOO-see-kah
Music?
Esta música?
ES-tah MOO-see-kah
This music?
Sí
see
Yes
Muy
MOO-ee
Very
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