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What word do I use to distinguish between really liking an object and loving an object without saying that I am IN love with an object?

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updated Mar 1, 2012
posted by StoreysEnd

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Me gusta= It is pleasing to me Me encanta= It enchants me (really pleasing)

updated Mar 1, 2012
posted by tsgrantham
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Me gusta, me encanta, me fascina.

  • Those are words used to describe that you like something.
  • The last two are stronger and close to "love" like, I love grapefruit!
  • Me gusta is more like, I like grapefruit, but you can say, "¡Me gustan mucho las toronjas!" = I love grapefruits!
  • Note as well that "me gusta or me gustas" also means, that you find very attractive someone!
updated Mar 2, 2012
edited by farallon7
posted by farallon7