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"le habia gustado mucho."

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The sentence says, " Tambien la nube habia visto a la nina y le habia gustado mucho."

I am guessing this means ... The cloud took a look at the girl too and took a strong liking to her.

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updated Sep 22, 2010
posted by senoraspiva

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"the cloud had seen the girl too and it'd liked her a lot" I hope this can help you

updated Sep 22, 2010
posted by jortosar
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It's rather ambiguous. This is one of those occasions where adding a clarification tag or a subject pronoun would have been helpful.

le había gustado [ella] could mean "she had pleased it" or it had liked her.

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le había gustado [a ella] could mean "it had pleased her" or that "she had liked being seen."

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updated Sep 22, 2010
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507