"Eu gosto de tocar o sino."

Translation: I like playing the bell.

[xinxinjiang]

technically "touch the bell" should be allowed, right? By the way, can anyone explain what´s the difference between "tocar em" and "tocar"?

[Paulenrique]

Tocar em is used for "touch" = não toque em mim / não me toque = dont touch me. Sometimes we use just tocar = não toque aqui = dont touch here. Tocar can be also "to play" = i can play the piano = eu sei tocar piano. Tocar also means ring = the phone is ringing = o telefone está tocando. We also use that in such case: i whip the dog out of the kitchen = eu toco o cachorro da cozinha...

[xinxinjiang]

oh, thank!

[frozen3v0lution]

pretty sure you meant dog with "cachorro", sim? :)

[Paulenrique]

Hahaa... ops... fixed...

[shawnsm]

To ring the bell should be as well

[pentaan]

Examples on YouTube:

• Rolling in the Deep - Amazing Handbell Cover
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyFmJxApKRA

• West Indies Carol
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joZhfYgwlCY

• Handbells - Ring of Fire
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zOGjgVygSg=RDLyFmJxApKRA=4