Gustar (I like) + nouns

me gusta (I like)

te gusta (you like)

le gusta (He/She likes)

nos gusta (We like)

os gusta (You all like)

les gusta (They like)

“gustan” is used when talking about multiple things that a person likes, is that this is singular, use “gusta”.

• (A mí) me gusta la casa.  (I like the house. Literally: The house pleases me.)

• (A mí) me gustan las casas.  (I like the houses. Literally: The houses please me.)

Some other words that work the same way as gustar:

• Doler (to hurt; literally: to be painful) — Me duelen los pies. (My feet hurt / are hurting me.)

• Encantar (to love; literally: to be enchanting) — A los mexicanos les encantan los dramas coreanos. (Mexicans love Korean dramas.)

• Molestar (to mind; literally: to be irritating, bothersome) — ¿Le molesta la música? No, estoy bien. (Do you mind the music? No, I’m fine.)