English Spanish Singular Spanish plural I like me gusta(n)

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Simple Gustar (great for when people already know who you are talking about) English Spanish Singular Spanish plural I like me gusta(n) We (X and I) like nos gusta(n) You like (familiar) te gusta(n) Y’all like (in Spain) os gusta(n) You like (formal) le gusta(n) y’all like (Lat. Am) les gusta(n) He likes They like (m) She likes They like (f)

When do you use full gustar? Full gustar (to like) is used for emphasis, and whenever a name, pronoun, or noun must be used to clarify who you are talking about. For example, you cannot answer the question, ¿A quién le gusta el helado? with a simple Le gusta(n), because it could mean you like, he likes, or she likes. You must be more specific and say Mary likes ice cream. To do this you must use her name, which means you must use A + name, the full gustar: A María le gusta el helado. The full gustar equation: A + (pronoun/name/noun) + (no) simple gustar A ella le gustan los carros (She likes cars.) A Maria le gustan los carros. (Maria likes cars.) A la muchacha le gustan los carros. (The girl likes cars.)

Full ‘n fancy Gustar using pronouns Note that these pronouns are the same as subject pronouns except for the first two. The rest you already know. English Spanish Singular Spanish plural I like A mí me gusta(n) We (X and I) like A nosotros nos gusta(n) You like (familiar) A ti te gusta(n) Y’all like (in Spain) A vosotros os gusta(n) You like (formal) A usted le gusta(n) y’all like (Lat. Am) A ustedes les gusta(n) He likes A él They like (m) A ellos She likes A ella They like (f) A ellas

Full ‘n fancy Gustar using pronouns – test yourself ! English Spanish Singular Spanish plural I like We (X and I) like You like (familiar) Y’all like (in Spain) You like (formal) y’all like (Lat. Am) He likes They like (m) She likes They like (f)

Full ‘n fancy Gustar using names (some of this is more advanced than you will need) English Spanish Singular Spanish plural I like A mí me gusta(n) Miguel and I like A Miguel y a mí nos gusta(n) You like (familiar) A tí te gusta(n) You and Miguel like (in Spain) A Miguel y a tí os gusta(n) You like (formal) A usted le gusta(n) You and Miguel like (Lat. Am) A Miguel y a tí/usted les gusta(n) Miguel likes/ Mr. Roll likes A Miguel/ Al señor Roll Miguel and Rosa like (m) Mr. & Mrs. Ward like A Miguel y a Rosa / Al señor y a la señora Ward Rosa likes A Rosa Rosa and Maria like (f) A Rosa y a María

Full ‘n fancy Gustar using nouns (again, some is more advanced than you may need to produce but it helps explain what you read) English Spanish Singular Spanish plural I like A mí me gusta(n) Your friends and I like A tus amigos y a mí nos gusta(n) You like A tí te gusta(n) You and the kids (in Spain) like A los chicos y a tí os gusta(n) A usted le gusta(n) You and the students like (Lat. Am) A tí/usted y a los estudiantes les gusta(n) The dog likes Al perro My friends like (m) A mis amigos The girl likes A la chica The girls like (f) A las chicas