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To ask somebody about their interests in Spanish I understand you should say:
Would it ever be appropriate to say:
As if I was to ask such a general question in English I would usually expect multiple interests to be listed not just one. |
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The second question is not grammatically correct, the verb is plural and the subject singular. To ask someone about their interests the correct question would be:
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I don't think ¿Qué te interesan? is a valid question if you meant to ask "What are your interests?" I'd rather say:
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The good way to say this would be:
Interesan is used in other contexts, e.g.,
Another way to say this would be:
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To say "What interests you?", use
But to say "What are your interests?", use
Even in English there is the distinction. It depends on what you are trying to say. |
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To add to other answers: Another possible way of making the second question correct, would be
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