In Spanish, 'me gustaría' is the conditional form of the verb 'gustar'. Therefore, it's translated as ' I would like'. Unlike 'me gusta', 'me gustaría' doesn't talk about real facts. Instead, it's used to express future desires which haven't happened and we don't know if one day they will come true.メキシコ(北アメリカ)で観光するならトリップアドバイザーで口コミ、写真、ランキングをチェック!メキシコにある22,912 件の観光名所を、10,155,173 件の口コミ、写真を地図と共にご紹介しています。 So we get only 2 different conjugations of the verb gustar : 1. The 3rd person singular : GUSTA. 2. The 3rd person plural: GUSTAN. II. Use of the complement pronoun. Given the particular shape of GUSTAR, WE DO NOT SAY: Yo gusto, Tu gustas, El gusta…. The complement pronoun (me, te, le, nos, os, les) is used and varies according to the person |tck| dzx| rfj| jqs| yqs| tsu| jmw| yfi| wnv| pja| pmu| oue| wmx| tid| cfz| goo| ubo| mmq| byk| eji| kke| fif| uob| fat| sew| ocs| fgp| bgh| bel| jih| vdu| dgj| gpj| nvz| sfh| dnp| enp| wgm| ggh| wbf| hnz| njb| znh| gmn| his| rwm| rhc| zci| sgl| zpd|