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19 Φεβ 2021 · Given the particular shape of GUSTAR, WE DO NOT SAY: Yo gusto, Tu gustas, El gusta…. The complement pronoun (me, te, le, nos, os, les) is used and varies according to the person who likes the subject: (A mi) Me gusta/gustan ==> I like. (A ti) Te gusta/gustan ==> You like. (A el/elle/usted) Le gusta/gustan ==> He likes.
Me gusta (n) - I like. Te gusta (n) - You like. Le gusta (n) - He/She likes Plural. Nos gusta (n) - We like. Os gusta (n) - You all like (formal) Les gusta (n) - You all like (formal) Rules of the Verb Gustar. As we mentioned, the verb gustar is used differently in Spanish.
The first thing to use, which is optional, is: A mí (to me) A ti (to you) — singular. A él, a ella, a usted (to him, to her, to formal you) A ellos, a ellas, a ustedes (masculine them, feminine them, plural you) Then—and this is mandatory —reflexive pronouns: a mí = me. a ti = te. a él, a ella, a usted = le.
Quick answer – we use ‘le gusta’ to talk about what other people (he / she / it) like and dislike. In English we’d say, ‘he / she / it likes’, but in Spanish we either say ‘le gusta’ or ‘le gustan’. ‘Se gusta’ doesn’t actually exist and, yep, that one letter really does make a big difference!
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23 Αυγ 2020 · To have an indirect object in a sentence, there must be a direct object. It can either appear in the sentence or be implied. In the sentence Le eché pimienta. Pimienta is the direct object, and le is the indirect object. Let’s talk about each of the Spanish indirect object pronouns in more detail!
27 Οκτ 2015 · They really are the same thing but, a mí me gusta is really an emphasis that you really like something. A mí me gusta is also a great way to answer a question. For example, "¿a quién le gusta...?" You would answer using, "a mí me gusta..." In some cultures you can even use the a mí when you are speaking with someone you would refer to as ...
