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Te Gusta In English . Sé que te gusta tener a una joven redactora en tu avión. I know you like having a young copywriter in your airplane.
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In english, we would say “she likes the movie.” in spanish, we translate that as le gusta la película. (informal) (used to refer to something; Web translate ¿te gusta el básquetbol?. Me gusta andrés i fancy andrés Si te gusta, te hago uno igual.did you knit that sweater you're wearing? You like it ¿te hiciste tú ese suéter que llevas? Me gusta andrés i fancy andrés Talking of music, what kind of music do you like? To be pleasing me gusta ir al cine i like going to the cinema me gustan las novelas i like novels así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajothat's what i like to see, you've done a fine job hazlo como más te gustedo it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like 2. See if there's something you like.
You like them cómprate los zapatos, si te gustan.buy those shoes, if you like them. Si te gusta, te hago uno igual.did you knit that sweater you're wearing? Talking of music, what kind of music do you like? To be pleasing me gusta ir al cine i like going to the cinema me gustan las novelas i like novels así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajothat's what i like to see, you've done a fine job hazlo como más te gustedo it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like 2. If you like it, i'll knit you one just like it. Web the spanish verb gustar is usually translated in english as “to like”: Glosbemt_rnd do you like her almirante, como a ti te gusta? Sé que te gusta tener a una joven redactora en tu avión. You like it a mí este sofá no me parece muy cómodo, pero si a ti te gusta, nos lo llevamos.i don't find this sofa very comfortable, but if you like it, we can take it. (informal) (used to refer to something; Vamos, sé lo mucho que te gusta la tarta de cumpleaños.
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You like him hablando de luis, tu amiga petra me ha dicho que a ti te gusta. It’s more about what pleases a person rather than what a person likes. Si te gusta, te hago uno igual.did you knit that sweater you're wearing? You like it a mí este sofá no me parece muy cómodo, pero si a ti te gusta, nos lo llevamos.i don't find this sofa very comfortable, but if you like it, we can take it. To be pleasing me gusta ir al cine i like going to the cinema me gustan las novelas i like novels así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajothat's what i like to see, you've done a fine job hazlo como más te gustedo it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like 2. Sé que te gusta tener a una joven redactora en tu avión. Glosbemt_rnd do you like him If you like it, i'll knit you one just like it. To be pleasing me gusta ir al cine i like going to the cinema me gustan las novelas i like novels así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajothat's what i like to see, you've done a fine job hazlo como más te gustedo it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like 2. Talking of music, what kind of music do you like?
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Vamos, sé lo mucho que te gusta la tarta de cumpleaños. You like it a mí este sofá no me parece muy cómodo, pero si a ti te gusta, nos lo llevamos.i don't find this sofa very comfortable, but if you like it, we can take it. See if there's something you like. Me he comprado este vestido. To be pleasing me gusta ir al cine i like going to the cinema me gustan las novelas i like novels así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajothat's what i like to see, you've done a fine job hazlo como más te gustedo it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like 2. How do you like her, admiral? Talking of music, what kind of music do you like? You like him hablando de luis, tu amiga petra me ha dicho que a ti te gusta. You like it ¿te hiciste tú ese suéter que llevas? Web the spanish verb gustar is usually translated in english as “to like”:
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Glosbemt_rnd do you like her almirante, como a ti te gusta? You like it ¿te hiciste tú ese suéter que llevas? (informal) (used to refer to something; Glosbemt_rnd do you like him To be pleasing me gusta ir al cine i like going to the cinema me gustan las novelas i like novels así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajothat's what i like to see, you've done a fine job hazlo como más te gustedo it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like 2. You like him hablando de luis, tu amiga petra me ha dicho que a ti te gusta. It’s more about what pleases a person rather than what a person likes. Talking of music, what kind of music do you like? Me he comprado este vestido. Sé que te gusta tener a una joven redactora en tu avión.
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I know you like having a young copywriter in your airplane. (informal) (used to refer to something; To be pleasing me gusta ir al cine i like going to the cinema me gustan las novelas i like novels así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajothat's what i like to see, you've done a fine job hazlo como más te gustedo it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like 2. Me gusta el libro (i like the book.) but the verb has a slightly different meaning in spanish: Me gusta andrés i fancy andrés In english, we would say “she likes the movie.” in spanish, we translate that as le gusta la película. Web translate ¿te gusta el básquetbol?. You like it a mí este sofá no me parece muy cómodo, pero si a ti te gusta, nos lo llevamos.i don't find this sofa very comfortable, but if you like it, we can take it. You like them cómprate los zapatos, si te gustan.buy those shoes, if you like them. Sé que te gusta tener a una joven redactora en tu avión.
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You like it a mí este sofá no me parece muy cómodo, pero si a ti te gusta, nos lo llevamos.i don't find this sofa very comfortable, but if you like it, we can take it. In english, we would say “she likes the movie.” in spanish, we translate that as le gusta la película. Vamos, sé lo mucho que te gusta la tarta de cumpleaños. Me he comprado este vestido. How do you like her, admiral? Web the spanish verb gustar is usually translated in english as “to like”: Glosbemt_rnd do you like her almirante, como a ti te gusta? Web translate ¿te gusta el básquetbol?. To be pleasing me gusta ir al cine i like going to the cinema me gustan las novelas i like novels así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajothat's what i like to see, you've done a fine job hazlo como más te gustedo it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like 2. Si te gusta, te hago uno igual.did you knit that sweater you're wearing?
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If you like it, i'll knit you one just like it. To be pleasing me gusta ir al cine i like going to the cinema me gustan las novelas i like novels así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajothat's what i like to see, you've done a fine job hazlo como más te gustedo it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like 2. To be pleasing me gusta ir al cine i like going to the cinema me gustan las novelas i like novels así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajothat's what i like to see, you've done a fine job hazlo como más te gustedo it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like 2. Me gusta andrés i fancy andrés Glosbemt_rnd do you like her almirante, como a ti te gusta? Me gusta el libro (i like the book.) but the verb has a slightly different meaning in spanish: Web the spanish verb gustar is usually translated in english as “to like”: Me gusta andrés i fancy andrés You like him hablando de luis, tu amiga petra me ha dicho que a ti te gusta. You like si te gustan las novelas policiales, tienes que leer el hombre de nieve, de nesbo.if you like detective novels, you have to read nesbo's the snowman. b.
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See if there's something you like. You like si te gustan las novelas policiales, tienes que leer el hombre de nieve, de nesbo.if you like detective novels, you have to read nesbo's the snowman. b. Me gusta andrés i fancy andrés (informal) (second person singular) a. You like him hablando de luis, tu amiga petra me ha dicho que a ti te gusta. It’s more about what pleases a person rather than what a person likes. Me gusta el libro (i like the book.) but the verb has a slightly different meaning in spanish: To be pleasing me gusta ir al cine i like going to the cinema me gustan las novelas i like novels así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajothat's what i like to see, you've done a fine job hazlo como más te gustedo it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like 2. How do you like her, admiral? To be pleasing me gusta ir al cine i like going to the cinema me gustan las novelas i like novels así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajothat's what i like to see, you've done a fine job hazlo como más te gustedo it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like 2.
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(informal) (used to refer to something; Web translate ¿te gusta el básquetbol?. Web the spanish verb gustar is usually translated in english as “to like”: Me gusta el libro (i like the book.) but the verb has a slightly different meaning in spanish: Si te gusta, te hago uno igual.did you knit that sweater you're wearing? You like si te gustan las novelas policiales, tienes que leer el hombre de nieve, de nesbo.if you like detective novels, you have to read nesbo's the snowman. b. Me gusta andrés i fancy andrés See if there's something you like. To be pleasing me gusta ir al cine i like going to the cinema me gustan las novelas i like novels así me gusta, has hecho un buen trabajothat's what i like to see, you've done a fine job hazlo como más te gustedo it whichever way you see fit, do it however you like 2. How do you like her, admiral?
