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me gustas - You are pleasing to me. I like you (find you attractive)
me gusta el helado - ice cream is pleasing to me. I like it
nos gusta el helado - ice cream is pleasing to us. We like it
le gusta el helado -ice cream is pleasing to him/her. He/she likes it.
les gustan el helado - ice cream is pleasing to them. They like it
me gustan los dulces - sweets are pleasing to me. I like them
I am not a native speaker, but that is how I was taught it, and it makes most sense to me, to explain it as "it is pleasing to me".
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2018-06-28
Remember that GUSTAR does NOT mean TO LIKE. It means TO PLEASE. So, TE GUSTO means I PLEASE YOU. In English, we would say, YOU LIKE ME. Too many kids ask the teacher how to say I LIKE ICE CREAM, and the teacher says, ME GUSTA HELADO. This can really goof a kid up. The on-the-ball teacher says, "YOU CAN'T SAY TO LIKE IN SPANISH, NOT EVER!" That is the approach that I take in my Spanish class. So, ME GUSTAS is YOU PLEASE ME. We would say, I like you, but kids must be trained to think of it as YOU PLEASE ME.
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2018-06-28