No me cabe | No me copa = No me gusta

Caber and copar are two

• No me cabe el reguetón.
• No me copa el fútbol.

People sometimes complement them with “mucho”, just like the verb gustar.

• No me cabe mucho el reguetón.
• No me copa mucho el fútbol.

You will probably use them in the past.

• No me cabió lo que dijo Fran. Me parece que se desubicó.
• No me copó la peli. Pensé que iba a estar mejor.

This is today’s deal,

Hope you liked it!

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