"Mi ŝatas la guston de vino."

Translation: I like the taste of wine.

[ConorFingleton]

Mi ne trinkas....vinon.

[mtag123]

Would "vinan guston" work as well?

[nudpiedo]

You just said "the winy taste", which actually means the same. It is not the same literal translation (word by word) even if the meaning is the same. I do often those errors.

[csi]

Well, it doesn't really mean the same thing. You could like something that has a winy taste that is not, in fact, wine, such as over-ripe fruit or a candy.

[fellipemartins]

Why guston de vino instead of guston da vino? Still getting da/de mixed up...

[jpkid888]

"da" indicates quantity while "de" indicates possession. Anything with "de" can be re-said in English with the possessive apostrophe 's'. In this case, it's "de" because you can also translate it as: "I like wine's taste." (This makes sense to an English speaker and shows that this is possession instead of quantity.)

[ConstantJoe]

Mi amas la guston de vino!

[geeksaurus]

Why doesn't vino receive the accusative -n ending?

[andrewgtreantos]

It is because you don't you the accusative after the preposition de

[k4mpfh4mst3r]

Yes, because de already fulfills the role of the accusative, like french.

[Setsuko670458]

Mi trinkas akvon.

[FredCapp]

Duo! Ĉu vi volas fari drinkaĉulojn el ni?

[alfredo-martin]

Spanish: Me gusta el gusto del vino. So easy xD

[Rippler]

And now duo is getting a little tipsy.

[k4mpfh4mst3r]

His pronouncation and the way he says it xD brilliant

[Ritchie_Smith]

I report all of these, but those missing audios are problematic.

[assleycourtney]

ne ne ne.... mi AMAS la guston de vino.