gustar

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verbo

gustar

intransitive verb

1. to be pleasing (agradar)

me gusta ir al cine -> I like going to the cinema
me gustan las novelas -> I like novels
así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajo -> that's what I like to see, you've done a fine job
hazlo como más te guste -> do it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like

2. (atraer)

3. (en fórmulas de cortesía)

4. (Formal)

transitive verb

5. to taste, to try (saborear, probar)

gustar [goos-tar’]

article & verb transitive

1. To taste.

2. To preceive by the taste.

verb neuter

3. To like, to love. (n)

4. To enjoy a thing. (n)

5. To experience, to examine. (n)

6. To take pleasure or delight in a thing, to be pleased with. (n)

7. Me gusta el té, I like tea. (n)

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	gusto	gusté	gustaba	gustaré	guste
Tú	gustas	gustaste	gustabas	gustarás	gustes
Ella/Él/Usted	gusta	gustó	gustaba	gustará	guste
Nosotros	gustamos	gustamos	gustábamos	gustaremos	gustemos
Vosotros	gustáis	gustasteis	gustabais	gustaréis	gustéis
Ellos/Ustedes	gustan	gustaron	gustaban	gustarán	gusten

Completo gustar conjugación


P:	Gustar
R:	Perdue University is saying Yo gusto and he gustado

P:	verb gustar
R:	No, you don't always have to say "a mi". Gustar is a funny verb. It means "to be pleasing (to)". Although "Me gusta el café" is usually translated as…

P:	how do you use a + prepositional pronoun or noun with verbs like gustar'?
R:	Hi Nicole Some examples using the verb gustar are Les gusta a los trabajadores ir a un partido de fútbol - The workers like going to a football match…

P:	Haber and gustar...
R:	Hi Angie, next tiem try yourself first, we wil correct your try: ¿Os gustaron la hamburguesas ayer? Sí, nos gustaron mucho las hamburguesas. ¿Os lo…

P:	la chiquito ese gustar es chileno pero...yo no se como a hablar muchos de espanol.…
R:	I think it should be better that you write the letter in English, so that someone could translate it. You have to make suggestions about what you want…