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Alguien dijo Taste = sabor
Yo dirÃa que más bien serÃa saborear, si asà se va a usar. por otro lado, taste= gusto y (de)gustar, creo no? |
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The most significant difference between the verbs 'like' and 'gustar' is that the person is the subject of the verb 'like' and the thing being liked is the object; whereas with 'gustar' the reverse applies - the person is the object of the verb and the thing is the subject.
For example "I (subject) like bananas (object)" whilst the Spanish translation would be - "Me (object) gustan los platanos (subject)". I'm sure there are many beginners who refer to TomÃsimo and are perhaps unsure of how 'gustar' works, and I am offering this in the hope it is of assistance. I know the correct use of 'gustar' took a long time to penetrate my thick skull, and I expect many others find it difficult too!
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So, the other day, a Peruvian friend says to me: "Si gustas, podemos comer ......" I knew what she meant ... but was surprised by the grammar construction. When I asked her about it, she really couldn't explain the "why", she could only just tell me what she meant. This is the first time that I'm aware of that I have heard a native speaker conjugate "gustar" in other than the third person. Huh????
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Cita:
2 gustar de algo to like something; es muy serio, no gusta de bromas he is very serious, he doesn't like jokes; no gusta de alabanzas she doesn't like to be praised, she doesn't like o enjoy being praised; Now this gusta is also 3rd singular, but in the above, could it be adapted to eres muy serio, no gustas de bromas ??? (or is there a le missing) |
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"... no gustaS de bromas..."????? .... YES, that is what has me messed up. I didn't have any trouble with gustar until two days ago.
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And I didn't have any trouble with it until 15 minutes ago
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The use of gustar de isn't very common and sounds ancient (because it is). It can be found in literary works.
What your Peruvian friend said is purely colloquial. It's the same construct above, but without the preposition. If you say 'me likey' in English, everyone understands it, but it isn't grammatically correct by any means. I would choose to tolerate, but not adopt, the occasional colloquialisms you hear. Gustar can be fully conjugated, Lou Ann. It isn't always used in the 3rd person. Me gustas. = I like you. Te gusto. = You like me. Les gustamos. = They like us. |
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Sorry. I hope we can still be friends.
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Thanks for pointing to the colloquial usage. I do think that I shall avoid using it.
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When you learn Portuguese, you'll use gostar de all the time.
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I'm going to hold off on the Portuguese...... Although my friends in Uruguay live on the border of Uruguay & Brazil, and their kids are taught Spanish, English, & Portuguese all through their years of school. Instead of speaking "Spanglish", they speak "Portuñol".
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