What is the difference between: A mi me gusta... and me gusta?
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What is the difference between the following phrases:
Me gusta eschuchar musica
A mi me gusta eschuchar musica
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updated Oct 12, 2009
posted by katesilveri
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see previous answer:
updated Oct 12, 2009
posted by peterpierre2
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For those who have answered already, and for the person who asked the question:
Can't it also mean "What I really like is . . . ."
updated Oct 12, 2009
posted by Hombre47eeuu
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The difference is that it burns about an extra calorie and a half to say it the long way 
updated Oct 12, 2009
posted by Izanoni1
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Theres no difference....a mi me gusta is just clarifying it more than me gusta.
updated Oct 12, 2009
posted by Rey_Mysterio
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emphasis...a mi me gusta means you're giving more emphasis to the phrase and it will come after a question such as ¿a quién le gustan las manzanas? A mí (me gustan las manzanas)
updated Oct 12, 2009
posted by Motzie
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Really isnt a difference. Both mean "i like"
updated Oct 12, 2009
posted by ArianaRaven
