In Spanish, the subjunctive mood is used after expressions of dislike, such as 'nobody likes' (nadie le gusta), to express that something is not desired or is unpleasant. For example, 'Nadie le gusta que lo insulten' (Nobody likes being insulted) uses the subjunctive 'insulten' because the main clause expresses a negative feeling about the action.
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How to use the subjunctive in Spanish #learnspanish追加:
Nobody likes being insulted.
Nobody likes it when people think badly of them.
Nobody likes to be disrespected. Nobody likes being criticized behind their back. M.
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