How to conjugate the verb GUSTAR in Spanish 👍👎

Learn how to use the verb GUSTAR in Spanish. The irregular verb gustar can be a pain in the neck for many students of the Spanish grammar, but in this lesson you will learn how to conjugate it and use it by giving you a lot of examples both in Spanish and English. This is the third episode of a new series of videos on my channel called "Vamos al Grano" which means let’s get to the point! In this new series of videos I will explain to you some key aspects of the Spanish grammar trying to address some of your questions. Everything explained in English so that you can understand better in case you are just starting to learn Spanish. The idea is provide you with a lot of examples in common contexts of our daily life so that you can start using what you learn here right away!
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[@thecoldstorm]

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[@chiefchem1]

Thank you, very understandable. I never reraly understood the reason that the prepositional phrase was used. I now do. 👍

[@UseyourSpanish]

I’m glad it was helpful! Thanks for leaving your comment 🙂

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[@UseyourSpanish]

Thank you very much for your kind comment and your feedback. It makes me happy to know that you find it useful! Un saludo! 👋🏻

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[@debarbogast6858]

Thank you for such a great explanation of the use of the prepositional phrases with "gustar." It can be a little confusing, so your chart was very helpful. ¡Me gusta mucho esta lección!

[@UseyourSpanish]

That’s great! It makes me very happy to know that you found it useful :) saludos Deb!

[@ashokbhowmick3540]

Absolutely clear the verb gustar ..thanks

[@UseyourSpanish]

I’m glad you’ve found it useful :)

[@annetteanderson1978]

Extremely helpful

[@jimseyer7648]

A mi me gusta esta leccion es muy bueno gracias

[@UseyourSpanish]

Me alegra que te guste Jim, saludos 👋🏼

[@nadegebelhomme4133]

A mi me gusta la manera que Salo explica el verbo impersonal "Gustar"

[@UseyourSpanish]

Muchas gracias 🙏🏼

[@Laara2121]

Oh I get it

[@Laara2121]

Gracias! Why do I need "A ti" before no te gusta trabajar in the last example?

[@shirleyblackman9293]

Muchas grasias muy util 😁

[@UseyourSpanish]

Con gusto! 😊

[@yenglinaraque5262]

Me gusta mucho la manera en que explicas. Soy latina y tengo un hijastro americano q está aprendiendo español. Solo q tiene 13 años y los ejemplos q colocas no son apropiados para él así q no puedo pasarle tus vídeos. Podrías hacer los ejemplo un poco más universales de manera q cualquier edad pueda aprender? Por ejemplo con la “Cerveza” usar otra bebida no alcoholica?. Cerveza= Limonada Gracias

[@philippeoria4207]

a mi , me gusteria que habla del conditional / a mi , me hubiera gustato que hable del conditional / ? (philippe/french) muchas gracias

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OL

[@broccolihighkicks3857]

I always struggle with : He likes you or You like him 🤪

[@UseyourSpanish]

Ha ha ha it was the same for me when I was learning English. It’s expressed in a different way, isn’t it? He likes you = tú le gustas (a él) You like him = (a ti) te gusta él