Portuguese Phrase
Também gosto da aula de ciências.
Meaning
The speaker is saying that they also enjoy the science class, usually after someone else has expressed a liking for a different subject or the same class. It conveys agreement and adds a personal preference.
When to use
Use this sentence when you want to express that you share the same positive feeling about a school subject, especially after another person has mentioned their own preference. It works in informal classroom conversations, study groups, or casual chats about school life.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Tambémgostodaauladeciências.
Também (also)
Adverb placed at the beginning of the sentence to add something in addition to what was previously mentioned.
gostar de (to like)
The verb gostar is always followed by the preposition de; it is conjugated here in the 1st person singular present.
da = de + a
The contraction da combines the preposition de (of) with the feminine article a (the).
aula de X (X class)
In Portuguese school contexts, ‘aula de’ + subject name is the standard way to refer to a class.
ciências (sciences)
Refers to the natural sciences subject, often taught as a single integrated class in Brazilian schools.
🗨In Conversation
Eu adoro a aula de matemática.
I love the math class.
Também gosto da aula de ciências.
I also like the science class.
✕Common Mistakes
Também gosto a aula de ciências.
The verb gostar requires the preposition de, not a direct object.
Também eu gosto da aula de ciências.
While understandable, the natural order is ‘Eu também gosto’ or ‘Também gosto’. Placing ‘eu’ after ‘também’ sounds awkward.
Também gosto de aula de ciências.
If you omit the article, you lose the contraction; the correct form is ‘da aula de ciências’ (de + a).
↔Alternatives
Eu também gosto da aula de ciências.
I also like the science class.
Gosto da aula de ciências também.
I like the science class too.
A aula de ciências também me agrada.
The science class also pleases me.
Cultural Tip
In Brazil, school subjects are commonly referred to with ‘aula de + subject’. The verb gostar always needs the preposition de, so saying *gosto a aula* is incorrect. Also, ‘ciências’ usually covers biology, physics, and chemistry together, not just one discipline, so the phrase is understood as liking the whole natural‑science curriculum.