How to Say ‘You like them’ in Spain Spanish
Te gusten
teh GOOS-ten
[teh GOOS-ten]
💬 Usage Tip: gustar matches the things being liked, not the person liking them. That's why it's gusten for the chocolates, but te guste for a single thing.
Phrase Breakdown
Te
[teh]
to you
An indirect object pronoun meaning to you, often used in expressions of desire or preference.
Si te pregunto «Te apetece» un café, quiero saber si te apetece.
If I ask you “Do you feel like” a coffee, I want to know if you feel like it.
gusten
[GOOS-ten]
(they) please, you like (them)
Present subjunctive of 'gustar', used after expressions of emotion.
Espero que te gusten las flores.
I hope you like the flowers.
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