Me dieron ganas de
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Does "me dieron ganas de" mean I felt like? If so can you explain the relevance?
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updated Jan 3, 2013
posted by kyle_hurley
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Wow you're a busy chappie today aren't you 
gana/ganas = appetite, desire to do something
So the expression is quite logical. Whatever you mention first gives you a desire/appetite to do something else. = to feel like
I asked this question myself a couple of years ago and you might find the answers helpful.
updated Jan 3, 2013
posted by Kiwi-Girl
I just looked up the answers, thanks Kiwi. Julian is very short and clear. - annierats, Jan 3, 2013
