¿Gusta? Question
Hi guys,
So how do you say " you like "?
Thank you!
6 Answers
Here is the link to our section on gustar: all about gustar
Conjugate gustar to the thing that is liked (is pleasing)
and use the indirect object for whoever is liking (being pleased):
1st person me (to/for me) nos (to/for us)
2nd person te (to/for you informal) os (to/for you informal)
3rd person le (to/for you formal, he, she, it) l es (to/for them, you formal)
Read this: Reference section
"se gusta" sounds to me like he likes himself.
"le gusta(n)...." is how you would say "he likes..."
What about "se gusta"?
If you want to say "I like cake", it's "Me gusta el pastel".
Me gusta el pastel - I like cake
Te gusta el pastel - you like cake
Le gusta el pastel - he/she likes cake
Nos gusta el pastel - we like cake
Os gusta el pastel - you like cake
Les gusta el pastel - they like cake
If the subject is in plural (for example flowers instead of cake) then it's:
Me gustan las flores - I like flowers
Te gustan las flores - you like flowers
Le gustan las flores - he/she likes flowers
Nos gustan las flores - we like flowers
Os gustan las flores - you like flowers
Les gustan las flores - they like flowers
Hello Singa,
It's "te gusta" and the verb is gustar. However, if you make a search at answer's search engine you'll find several questions and answers about what you asked.
Welcome to the forum!
Oh, I see, it is all about the direct object. I am just not hip with the grammatical devices. Thank you all very much!
I mean "he like"? Is it "se gusta"?
What about "se gusta"? Sorry, I was a bit unclear about what I said.
