gustan

like, they like

Verb gustan

Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) present indicative form of gustar.
(used formally in Spain) Second-person plural present indicative form of gustar.

Examples

Me gustan las mujeres, me gusta el vino.

I like women, I like wine.

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A ella le gustan los secretos.

She likes secrets.

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A ella le gustan los vestidos azules.

She likes blue dresses.

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A los dos les gustan los deportes.

They both like sports.

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"¿Te gustan las serpientes?" "Por supuesto que no."

"Do you like snakes?" "Of course not."

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¿No te gustan las manzanas?

Don't you like apples?

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No me gustan otros tipos de bebidas.

I don't like other kinds of drinks.

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Me gustan los rojos que están en la estantería.

I like the red ones on the shelf.

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A ella le gustan los animales.

She is fond of animals.

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¿Sabes? A ella le gustan los animales.

She likes animals, you know?

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