Gustabas (en. You liked)

/ɡusˈtaβas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates that something was pleasing or enjoyable to someone in a past time.

When you were a child, you really liked stories.

Cuando eras niño, te gustabas mucho los cuentos.

Used in a context where preferences or likes are expressed in the past.

She really liked action movies.

A ella le gustabas mucho las películas de acción.

From the verb 'gustar', derived from the Latin 'gustare', meaning 'to savor'.

I liked you

Indicates fondness for a person in the past.

me gustabas

You liked

Refers to something that you liked.

te gustaba

We liked

Expresses that we enjoyed something.

nos gustaba

gustar

Verb that means to experience pleasure or fondness for something.

gustar

fondness

Feeling of pleasure or satisfaction felt towards something.

agrado

You liked a lot

From the first day you arrived, you really liked music.

Desde el primer día que llegaste, te gustaba mucho la música.

I liked you

I always knew that I liked you since school.

Siempre supe que a mí me gustabas desde la escuela.