Tití Me Preguntó by Bad Bunny (Advanced): Verse 1

💬 With [gustar], the thing liked is the subject, so Spanish says [me gustan] for plural things, not [me gusto]. Same pattern: [me gustan mucho las películas].

💬 With [gustar], the thing liked is the subject, so plural names take [gustan]: [Me gustan las Gabriela(s)]. Compare [me gusta María] with [me gustan las Marías].

💬 Using [las] before a woman's name here means "the women called...", not one specific person. You can reuse that pattern with names: [las Marta], [los Juan].

💬 Using [las] before a woman's name here means "the women called...", not one specific person. It's a shortcut for "the Nicoles" rather than one [Nicole].

💬 Using [las] before a woman's name here means "the women called...", not one specific person. It's a shortcut for "the Sofías" rather than one [Sofía].

💬 Using [las] before women's names here means "the women called...". It's not talking about one [Patricia], [Nicole] or [Sofía], but groups of women with those names.

💬 [Kinder] is a borrowed, informal way to say kindergarten in some places. In Spain, you're more likely to hear [infantil] or [la guardería], depending on the age.