gusto
/ˈɡusto/, [ˈɡus.t̪o]taste
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Le gusto, y él a mí.
He likes me and I like him too.
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¿Está todo a su gusto?
Is everything to your liking?
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La peor soledad es no sentirte a gusto contigo mismo.
The worst loneliness is to not be comfortable with yourself.
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Pensaba que te daría gusto verme.
I thought you'd be happy to see me.
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Él tiene más dinero que gusto.
He has more money than taste.
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¡Qué gusto verte!
Nice seeing you!
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El arte abstracto no es del gusto de todos.
Abstract art is not to the taste of everyone.
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Ese hombre es muy jactancioso para mi gusto.
That man is too boastful for my liking.
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Me da gusto verte de nuevo.
I am pleased to see you again.
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Me da gusto aceptar su invitación.
I am glad to accept your invitation.
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Da gusto llegar a casa.
It feels good to arrive home.
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No le gusto a nadie.
No one likes me.
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Con gusto yo traduciría todo eso, pero no sé holandés.
I'd be happy to translate all that, but I don't know Dutch.
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No entiendo por qué no le gusto a Tom.
I don't understand why Tom doesn't like me.
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Tom tiene buen gusto en la música.
Tom has good tastes in music.
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Esta torta tiene gusto a queso.
This cake tastes like it has cheese in it.
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Agrega sal al gusto.
Add salt to taste.
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Al embajador británico le gusto el plan de Burr.
The British ambassador liked Burr's plan.
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Discute sólo por el gusto de discutir.
She argues just for the sake of arguing.
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Me como las golosinas con mucho gusto.
I willingly eat sweets.
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