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I recently came across the following in my Spanish notes.
¿Qué te gusta(n)? What do you like?
I understand the usage of ¿Qué te gusta?, but when would I use ¿Qué te gustan? A plural form of what do you like does not make sense to me. When would I use ¿Qué te gustan? Thanks for your help!
You don't use that sentence just like that. "¿Qué te gustan?" sounds wrong. If you are going to use the plural you should add a subject in plural like i.e.
¿Qué carros te gustan? = Which cars do you like?
or you could also use Cuáles
¿Cuáles carros te gustan? = What cars do you like?
If you are having a conversation about cars you could just say ¿Cuáles te gustan? and since you already know that you are talking about cars the other person will understand the question.
