What's the difference between "me gusta" and "me gustó"?
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What's the difference between "me gusta" and "me gustó"?
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updated Apr 11, 2011
edited by Eddy
posted by canansomuncu
Corrected your title. You were asking two different questions. - Eddy, Apr 11, 2011
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Me gusta means (literally) 'it/he/she pleases me' (present tense) or in English - I like it/him/her.
Me gustó means (literally) 'it/he/she pleased me' (past tense) or in English - I liked it/him/her 
- NB remember though that 'gustaba' the imperfect tense can also be used - me gustaba - also meaning it/he/she pleased me but with a slightly different meaning regarding the timing.
updated Apr 11, 2011
posted by Kiwi-Girl
Glad to see that you caught the error. - 0074b507, Apr 11, 2011
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Me gusta. I like him/her/it. She/he/it pleases me.
Me gustó. I liked him/her/it. She/he/ it pleased me.
updated Apr 11, 2011
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posted by 0074b507
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What is the difference between yo te quiero canto and te quiero
updated Apr 11, 2011
posted by Liliski
This is a good question but you will need to open a new thread that means: ask this question separately because this thread is related to the question above asked by canonsomunco - FELIZ77, Apr 11, 2011
