gustar
/ɡusˈtaɾ/, [ɡusˈt̪aɾ]like
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Por alguna razón, parece gustar a las mujeres.
Women seem to like him for some reason.
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Te va a gustar, créeme.
You'll like it, believe me.
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Para dar clase te tiene que gustar.
You have to like teaching in order to do it.
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Estoy seguro de que te va a gustar.
I'm sure you'll like it.
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Hay algo que necesito decirte, y sé que no te va a gustar.
There's something I need to tell you, and I know you're not going to like it.
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No te preocupes, te va a gustar.
Don't worry, you'll like it.
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De poco a poco me está comenzando a gustar Ken.
I am beginning to like Ken little by little.
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¿Pensás que le va a gustar mi regalo?
Do you think she will like my gift?
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A ella le comenzó a gustar esa casa.
She came to like the house.
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A Tom le empezó a gustar más y más Mary.
Tom began to like Mary more and more.
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Tom no pensaba que a Mary le fuese a gustar el concierto.
Tom didn't think Mary would enjoy the concert.
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A Tom no le va a gustar.
Tom isn't going to like it.
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No me gustó la música rock en un principio, pero de a poco me empezó a gustar.
I didn't like rock music at first, but it soon grew on me.
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Creo que te va a gustar esto.
I think you'll like this.
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No le va a gustar.
He won't like that.
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Esto no le va a gustar.
He won't like this.
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Te va a gustar.
You're going to like it.
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¿Cómo me puede gustar esto?
How can I like this?
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