Ya me gustaría, ya
 

Does this mean I would like it or I wouldn't like it?

I believe it means I would like it very much.

I would like, but it's impossible. :D (i do not have money, or time, or...)

Thanks, Sosia. I thought I saw a negative connotation here and there, but it seemed more positive. It's possible I misunderstood.

I'd like it very much.


Merely I can say I'd like it so much.


I believe it would can work for you.

Ya me gustaría, ya

To me it's like.......

I would like it, now (can't wait for someting and the person is hoping for it now!)

BUT/NOW.......

When something is impossible to obtain, one usually laments oneself by saying.....

Ya me gustaría (without the additional ya)

My :twocents:

I'm baaack!!:lol:

Totally agree with you. I do not know what Sosia was thinking. :-)

Ya me gustaria, ya

Sosia:
Elaina & Hernan
It's the same, not????? :thinking::thinking::confused::confused:


PD Elaina, see your profile.....:kiss:

Your version was totally negative, whereas hers was both positive and negative. :wicked: