could you please translate Does she like me?

Question

I know me gustas is I like you.

The verb gustar is never conjugated as gustas. It is a defective and impersonal verb. - pescador1, ABR 21, 2010

Good question Foysoy - ian-hill, ABR 27, 2010

Answer 1

¿a ella le gusto?

Answer 2

¿Le caigo bien a ella?

I'd say that this is probably the simplest and most natural solution for the dilemma. - Gekkosan, ABR 27, 2010

Answer 3

I don't agree with Ella me gusta...
Remember that these verbs are saying something is pleasing TO someone.... The noun or pronoun that follows the verb is the true subject of the verb, and the indirect object pronoun me, te, le, etc. indicate TO WHOM something is pleasing. Therefore: A ella le gusta Juan/él = Juan/He is pleasing to her.
me gustas tú = you are pleasing to me Tú controls the verb te gusto yo = i am pleasing to you yo controls the verb le gusto yo = i am pleasing to her yo controls the verb

These are called "backwards" verbs for that reason, and they will make your head spin!

Isn't there a song, 'me gustas tú' - margaretbl, ABR 21, 2010

It is funny to see arguments like that, and get an insight on what is it that non-native speakers find difficult about one's own language. :-) - Gekkosan, ABR 27, 2010

Answer 4

How about the following,

¿Le atraigo a ella?

¿Crees que soy atractivo para ella?

¿Me encuentra ella atractivo?

¿Le gusto a ella?, however, this is just a variation of jzl1 above.

Eddy, I am comfortable with the last two. I find that the first two options are a bit awkward. - Gekkosan, ABR 27, 2010

To be fair I am just chancing my arm. They look ok in English, hehe. - Eddy, ABR 27, 2010

Answer 5

Does she like me ? Is translated as ¿Ella me gusta ? Since does is not translated as there is no equivalent in Spanish nor any other language I know.

I hope this helps

No, this is not correct. The meaning is "¿Le gusto a ella?" - 00e657d4, ABR 21, 2010

Yes , "¿Ella me gusta ?" means Do I like her? , it's wrong again but the only thing that can be understood is that. - culé, ABR 27, 2010