Gustar - Spanish I

Front

He likes hamburgers.

Back

A él le gustan las hamburguesas.

Front

We like to eat apples.

Back

A nosotros nos gusta comer las manzanas.

Front

I like to sing.

Back

A mí me gusta cantar.

Front

You (familiar) don't like to run.

Back

A ti no te gusta correr.

Front

You all like to talk to your friends.

Back

A ustedes les gusta hablar con amigos.

Front

Verb after gustar is always gusta, even with a plural noun. Example: A mí me gusta comer las galletas.

Back

True (cierto)

Front

A ella le gusta andar en patineta.

Back

She likes to skateboard.

Front

Difference between 'A ti te gusta bailar' and 'A usted le gusta bailar':

Back

'A ti te' refers to a friend or familiar member; 'A usted' refers to someone you might not know.