Answer:
1. no me aburre
2. me gusta
3. nos cae
4. me preocupa un poco
5. nos interesa
6. le falta
Step-by-step explanation:
1. La ciudad no me aburre ni un poquito.
Que aburre -- it can have two meanings -- bored and boring.
In this case it means the city does not BORE me. It's the verb aburrir, which belongs to the third group of verbs because it ends in IR.
The city doesn't bore me at all.
La ciudad ( the city ) in Spanish language is in feminine.
La is the feminine singular noun.
2. Son hermosos. El estilo modernista me gusta especialmente.
They are gorgeous. I especially like the modern style.
Gustar ( to like ) a verb that belongs to the first group of verbs as it ends in AR.
Me ( I ) is a pronoun that in this case indicates a phrase, to like.
It's in the first person singular.
3. La gente nos cae muy bien. Nos tratan maravillosamente en todos lados.
People are really good to us. They treat us amazingly wherever we go.
There are many variations of the verb caer, and it has many meanings which are totally opposite from one another. In this case, caer means to be.
Some of the examples for different meanings:
-- To fall:
El cabello de la muchacha cae sobre sus hombros.
The young woman's hair falls around her shoulders.
-- To drop:
Las temperaturas cayeron por el frente frío.
The temperature dropped because of the cold front.
-- To be caught:
El criminal cayó tras la confesión de su madre.
The criminal was caught, after his mother confessed.
4. Sí, la calidad de los restaurantes me preocupa un poco, porque quiero comer bien.
Yes, I'm concerned about quality of the restaurants, because I want to eat good food.
Preocupar ( to worry, to concern ) a verb that belongs to the first group of verbs, ending in AR.
In this case, it's in the present, in the first person singular.
Example for past tense:
Estaba muy preocupado por el examen.
I was very concerned about the exam.
5. Si, el arte nos interesa mucho. Vamos a visitar todos los museos de la ciudad.
Yes, we are very interested in arts. We are going to visit all the museums in the city.
Interesar ( to be interested in something ) a verb that belongs to the first group of verbs, ending in AR.
The verb is in present simple, indicating a general fact or preferences in this case, in the first person plural.
6. Sitios de entretenimiento es lo que menos le falta a la ciudad.
Entertainment places are what city's missing the least.
Faltar has a few meanings -- to lack in something, to miss out, to not turn up at, to be off, to be absent from...
In this case, it means to be missing or to lack in something.
Some of the examples:
-- To miss:
Si falto a clase una vez más, suspenderé la asignatura.
If I miss the class one more time, I will fail a subject.
-- To not turn up at:
Así que has faltado a tu cita con el doctor?
So, you didn't turn up at your appointment with the doctor?