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    Gustó (en. Taste)

    /ɡusˈto/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Indicates that something is pleasing or enjoyable to someone.
    I really liked the movie I saw last night.
    Me gustó mucho la película que vi anoche.
    Expresses satisfaction or preference for something.
    Yesterday I liked listening to classical music.
    Ayer me gustó escuchar música clásica.
    Used to refer to having enjoyed an experience.
    You liked the food I made, didn't you?
    Te gustó la comida que preparé, ¿verdad?

    Etymology

    The verb 'gustar' comes from the Latin 'gustare', which means 'to taste' or 'to savor'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    I liked it
    Indicates that something was pleasing to the person speaking.
    me gustó
    I didn't like it
    Indicates that something was not pleasing to the person speaking.
    no me gustó
    You will like it
    Suggests that something will be pleasing to the person being addressed.
    te gustará

    Related Words

    taste
    Sensation of pleasure or satisfaction when tasting something.
    gusto
    tasty
    Characterized by being pleasant to the taste.
    gustoso

    Slang Meanings

    Something that truly pleases.
    That song is really good, I like it a lot.
    Esa canción está muy buena, me gusta mucho.
    Expression of extreme satisfaction.
    That taco was amazing, I absolutely loved it!
    ¡Ese taco estuvo de lujo, me gustó cañón!