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Re: Gustar

Anonymous — Tue, 03 Jan 2006 23:56:55 GMT

if you like one object including some other people you should say "nos gusta " example: nos gusta la pelicula (we like the movie) is the same thing in past tense we liked the movie (nos gusto la pelicula)

Re: Gustar

Anonymous — Tue, 03 Jan 2006 23:52:47 GMT

you should say " no nos gusta " it means two people do not like it including youself

Re: Gustar

Rob — Mon, 02 Jan 2006 22:40:12 GMT

Hi Estacia.

That is something that always caused me a lot of problems at the beginning too (and not just at the beginning, for quite a while).

Gustar -> me gusta, te gusta, etc

Crom — Mon, 02 Jan 2006 22:20:08 GMT

Verbo gustar

I like that apple. Me gusta esa manzana.
You like the cinema. Te gusta el cine.
He/she likes walking/ to walk. Le gusta caminar.
We like dancing/ to dance. Nos gusta bailar.
You all like surfing the Internet. Os gusta navegar en Internet. (solo en EspaÃ±a)
They like my sister. Les gusta mi hermana.

You can also say "A mÃ me (a ti te, a Ã©l/ella le, a nosotros nos, a ellos/ustedes les) gusta esa manzana" but it is only used to emphasize the person.

When the object of gustar is plural (for example, manzanas) we don't say gusta, we have to say gustan.

Te gusta esa chica rubia.
Me gustan las chicas altas.

Saludos

Gustar

Estacia — Mon, 02 Jan 2006 22:07:01 GMT

Gustar is a tough one for me...

"nos le gusta" o "nos gustarle"

when referring to one object that is liked by two people, myself included?