Gustar

Gustar
 

¿Que son diferentes a usar de gustar?

Hay momentos cuando a usar solamante "gusta" o "gustan".
Hay momentos cuando a conjugar "gustar". (¿Cuando eso lo usaría?)
Hay moments cuando a usar "gustaría".

¿Acuerdo?

¡Gracias por ayudante!

Se sente por me corrego (Soy es principiante en español pero estoy tomando de nivel medio clase)

¡Bienvenido a los foros!

Hay algunas cosas escritas que no entendí. I guessed on one of the them and gave corrections everywhere else based on what I thought you were asking. It may be a good idea to write in both languages al principio.

There are a couple of good threads on the use of 'gustar' here in the forums. Check out this one. Perhaps that will answer your questions.

I asked the different uses of gustar. I know of the conditional, conjugation of the word and using the word to express "to like something" using either gusta/gustan. I don't know when to conjugate the word (gusto, gustas, gusta, gustamos, etc). Do I make sense now? I feel like I don't still..

Yes, that's what I figured. The thread I mentioned shows how gustar can be conjugated. Make sure you understand that it means 'to be pleasing'. That'll help you a lot.

Yes I got it your ask it.

But you need to define what is the example you need it.

Gustar has much meanings.

For example.

I like your t-shirt.
Me gusta tu playera.

You like me.

Me gustas.

I hope those instances can help you.

@Crotalito: me gustas = I like you

Do you conjugate "gustar" when referring only to things and places (never about people)? (gusto, gustamos, etc)

Again I did it.

Thank you for correction Rusty.

I like you.
I wanted to figure the he was asking us.

What is the answer that he wait of us?

The verb gustar can be utilized in many uses or conjugations, then I like you, I like the dog of my sister.

Have I liked me the movie?

Yesterday I watched a movie that I liked it.

Me gusta tanto tu música.

Sincerely yours.

Have fun.

People can indeed be the subject. The thread I directed you to teaches that very concept.

¿Te gustamos? = Do you like us?
¿A María le gusto? = Does Mary like me?

@NoName: Apart from Rusty's fine explanations, you might find useful these other threads on "gustar": :)

http://forums.tomisimo.org/showthread.php?t=5305
http://forums.tomisimo.org/showthread.php?t=6344
http://forums.tomisimo.org/showthread.php?t=3839
http://forums.tomisimo.org/showthread.php?t=3322

The first thread is the one I posted earlier in this thread.

Sorry, Rusty, I didn't see you'd already posted that link. http://forums.tomisimo.org/picture.p...&pictureid=587

I love that emoticon!

Don't worry, I was only trying to re-emphasize that there was a link in my original response to the OP, one that I thought would answer the questions posed.

¡Gracias! Creo que objetos de indirectos había hecho confusa....

If me gustas = I like you then what is you like me? Te gusto?:thinking:I know I'm being repetitive here since I've read the links and I'm still:confused:therefore, I beg everyone's patience.:)

¡Muy bien! :thumbsup: Te gusto = you like me. It's not so difficult. :)

I'll pat my back for this:D It may be a small step but I hope the door to learning Spanish is slightly opening.:)

Gracias.:)

You're welcome. A los estudiantes siempre nos gusta hacer bien las cosas. ;) :)