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How to Say ‘You're going to like it’ in Spain Spanish

Os va a gustar

ohs bah ah goos-TAR

[ohs bah ah goos-TAR]

💬 Usage Tip: os is "you all" in the vosotros form, which is used only in Spain. In Latin America you'd hear les va a gustar instead.

Phrase Breakdown

Os va

ohs bah

It's going (to you all)

'Os' means 'you all' and is used in Spain. 'Va' comes from 'ir' (to go).

Example

Os va a encantar.

You're all going to love it.

Words in this phrase

[ohs]

you (plural, informal, Spain)

Os is the informal plural object pronoun used in Spain, referring to 'you all.'

Example

Os esperamos a las nueve en la entrada.

We are waiting for you all at nine at the entrance.

[bah]

goes / is going

Describes the current state of the heart beating fast.

Example

Después del tiro, va a mil.

After the shot, it’s going a mile a minute.

a gustar

ah goos-TAR

to please (= you'll like it)

'Ir a' plus an infinitive expresses the future. Say 'va a' smoothly together.

Example

Te va a gustar.

You're going to like it.

Words in this phrase

[ah]

A preposition used before an infinitive verb.

Example

Está dispuesto «A» colaborar con el equipo.

He is willing to collaborate with the team.

gustar

[goos-TAR]

to please, to like

Infinitive; the thing liked is the subject, the person is the indirect object.

Example

Os va a gustar la comida.

You're going to like the food.

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