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Me gusta, es guapa, inteligente y simpática.i like her. she's beautiful, clever, and nice. c. i like. me gusta tu hermano, pero no se lo digas, por favor.i like your brother, but don't tell him, please. 3. (formal) (i'm attracted to you; singular) a. So we get only 2 different conjugations of the verb gustar : 1. the 3rd person singular : gusta. 2. the 3rd person plural: gustan. ii. use of the complement pronoun. given the particular shape of gustar, we do not say: yo gusto, tu gustas, el gusta…. the complement pronoun (me, te, le, nos, os, les) is used and varies according to the person. Gustar is used to say like in spanish. but unfortunately the conjugation rules (the way you change the verb) are a little different from normal verbs. in english you would say i like but in spanish you would not say yo gusto (incorrect). in spanish you would say me gusta or me gustan. me gusta la playa (i like the beach). The other answers have focused on using gustar in the structure that it's normally taught in spanish classes where *gustar takes an indirect object pronoun. while the most common use is absolutely either gusta or gustan (see this google n gram, i omitted valid forms that weren't found so i could fit it all in a single search), the other forms, as you can see, are certainly used.
Gustar is used to say like in spanish. but unfortunately the conjugation rules (the way you change the verb) are a little different from normal verbs. in english you would say i like but in spanish you would not say yo gusto (incorrect). in spanish you would say me gusta or me gustan. me gusta la playa (i like the beach). The other answers have focused on using gustar in the structure that it's normally taught in spanish classes where *gustar takes an indirect object pronoun. while the most common use is absolutely either gusta or gustan (see this google n gram, i omitted valid forms that weren't found so i could fit it all in a single search), the other forms, as you can see, are certainly used. Literature is boring (to me). (lit. literature bores me is boring to me) me encanta la literatura. i love literature. (lit. literature enchants me is enchanting to me) me gusta is the spanish equivalent of “i like”, but is actually a reflexive verb that literally translates to “it pleases me”. it’s best to learn as if it were a word. Como hemos estudiado en clase el verbo gustar sirve para expresar que algo es agradable o placentero para nosotros. en español, el verbo gustar tiene una estructura especial. no hay que utilizar el pronombre personal yo, tú, él, usted, nosotros, vosotros y ellos, sino que utilizamos la siguientes estructuras: me gusta me gustan. te gusta.
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