'me gusto' used properly in a sentence
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'me gusto' how to use in a sentence
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updated Jul 29, 2010
posted by chrism
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Me gusto - I like myself, very unlikely to see that sentence. However you might be trying to say this "Me gustó". That means "I liked it/him/her". It/he/she was pleasing to me.
updated Jul 29, 2010
edited by jeezzle
posted by jeezzle
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Literally, it means I am pleasing to myself or I like myself.
Te gusto would be You like me.
Le gusto would be He, she likes me. You (formal) like me.
To say that you like something or someone use the 3rd person of gustar.
Me gustan naranjas. (I like oranges)
updated Jul 29, 2010
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
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Hi chrism and Welcome to the forum. Read this link. At the bottom there is a part about me gustolink text
updated Jul 29, 2010
posted by sanlee
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Perhaps what you are looking for is the sentence me gustó, which would mean I liked it.
updated Jul 29, 2010
posted by Debiera
