Learn Spanish: "Me gusta" – ALL about GUSTAR!

Butterfly Spanish
Butterfly Spanish
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Published 2023-06-22
You will learn how to use the Spanish verb "gustar": "me gusta", "a mí me gusta", and all the other forms such as "te gusta", "a ti te gusta", "le gusta", "les gusta", and so on. While "me gusta" is equivalent to the English "I like...", the literal meaning of "me gusta" would be "it is pleasing to me". This "pleasing to me" business of "me gusta" causes a lot of commotion among students who are learning Spanish. I made this class so you use "gustar" well and correctly. So watch this lesson and improve your Spanish, become fluent in Spanish, and understand and comprehend more Spanish.

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00:00 Introduction
03:28 Me gusta...to do something
05:49 Me gusta... things and objects
13:36 Me gusta... a place, a city, a country
14:47 Me gusta... somebody
16:47 Making sentences with "Me gusta" or "No me gusta"
18:42 No me gusta
19:11 A mí, a ti, a nosotros, a ustedes, etc.
21:19 Conclusión
All Comments (21)
  • @Hoochie243
    #1 VOTED MOST BEAUTIFUL SPANISH TEACHER ON YOUTUBE 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
  • @mimij5015
    Who dared to say she gets distracted?! She puts the Spanish in conversational context. Me gusta!!!
  • @jessetemple9973
    Your "distractions" are what make your lessons terrific! Don't change a thing!!
  • @MaryamJeremy
    I was learning spanish from this channel about 4 years ago, I am glad to get back on my spanish journey and still find Anna doing her thing 🎉🎉🎉 I like your teaching style, thank you.
  • @mikenewton-ward4569
    I FINALLY understand using “A mi,” “A ti,” etc.! Muchas gracias. ¡Eres una maestra excelente!
  • @abhishekjangra21
    Actually talking about yourself makes us more engaged in listening otherwise lecture gets boring So thankyou for keeping up the fun
  • @annanyasharma.
    Wow coincidences all around! I legit started learning about gustar in class today only but couldn't understand it very well. You made it look so easy now! Thank you for this video, Ana!❤❤
  • @alinedeleandro123
    Thank you, Ana, for doing this video. No-one else seemed to mention the way to use 'gustar'. Now I feel more confident about it. I hope you have a safe trip to Guatemala and that you have a wonderful time. God bless ♥
  • @pearlosibu
    This was sooooo helpful. I love your energy. The distractions a d repetitions are priceless.
  • @evag5963
    Pure enjoyment listening to you Anna! Me gusta aprender contigo☺️
  • @richwolf_12
    Thank you! You've helped me pass my AP Spanish 4 exam ❤
  • @johnbaas3117
    Very clearly explained, muchas gracias Ana. Enjoy your stay in Guatemala and keep us informed 😊
  • @RasSosa
    Gracias por Dios! You are aware of your "Why"! Senora, you know your purpose and you are working your blessing. May God put a hedge around you for the rest of your life!
  • @JesseMoJo1972
    Guatemala is amazing!!!! I used your videos before I went in November/December 2022. I am planing to return again same time in 2023!!!
  • @ulrichjerominski
    I Love you Anna you are so funny i enjoy watching and listening to you talk especially when you change you voic:goodvibes::goodvibes:e from man to woman.
  • @shakeramarner3308
    I love you God made me meet you here several years ago, keep up the great work, God will reward you richly :washhands:
  • @thelatinworld
    Me encanta tu canal. Es el número uno en YouTube sobre clases de español. Me gusta tu humor. Saludos desde España
  • @fisherguzzi
    I would like a class about GUSTAR and CAER and how they work for the English word “like”