gustar

B2

translated as "to like", analyzable in structure as "to please" [with dative ‘someone’] (the thing being liked is the subject, while the "liker" is in the dative case ("indirect object")). See the usage notes for more. Compare similar structures in Italian piacere, Romanian plăcea, German gefallen and Russian нравиться (nravitʹsja); to like in a general sense

gustar in every tense

All six simple tenses of gustar, every person included.

Presente (present)

PersonForm
yogusto
gustas
él/ella/ustedgusta
nosotrosgustamos
vosotrosgustáis
ellos/ustedesgustan

Pretérito indefinido (preterite)

PersonForm
yogusté
gustaste
él/ella/ustedgustó
nosotrosgustamos
vosotrosgustasteis
ellos/ustedesgustaron

Pretérito imperfecto (imperfect)

PersonForm
yogustaba
gustabas
él/ella/ustedgustaba
nosotrosgustábamos
vosotrosgustabais
ellos/ustedesgustaban

Futuro simple (future)

PersonForm
yogustaré
gustarás
él/ella/ustedgustará
nosotrosgustaremos
vosotrosgustaréis
ellos/ustedesgustarán

Condicional simple (conditional)

PersonForm
yogustaría
gustarías
él/ella/ustedgustaría
nosotrosgustaríamos
vosotrosgustaríais
ellos/ustedesgustarían

Presente de subjuntivo (present subjunctive)

PersonForm
yoguste
gustes
él/ella/ustedguste
nosotrosgustemos
vosotrosgustéis
ellos/ustedesgusten
regular

Make gustar automatic

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"gustar" is #3,701 in the frequency list - see its word page