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Comments(394):
#179
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slootyslooot (08/23/2012) [-] When I first saw this meme I thought it was pronounced mee guhstuh. I have never heard Spanish before...
#177
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alanthewhite (08/23/2012) [-] **alanthewhite rolls 968,623,181** Oh look. It's cancer time again.
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N. Korean citizen (08/23/2012) [-]
it'd be "os gusta." "os gustais" would mean "they pleasure themselves."
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I don't understand why they don't teach you vosotros. I'm a 5th year spanish student in highschool and for the first two years they were like "don't learn it, you don't need it" and then afterwards we had to learn it. :|
I mean, I would understand if it was difficult that you wouldn't have to learn it, but it's not. Oh well
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I don't understand why they don't teach you vosotros. I'm a 5th year spanish student in highschool and for the first two years they were like "don't learn it, you don't need it" and then afterwards we had to learn it. :|
I mean, I would understand if it was difficult that you wouldn't have to learn it, but it's not. Oh well
#145
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jibb ONLINE (08/23/2012) [-] Because it was a teacher who made this for an actual class, there is no way a student could have made this in MS paint, it is way to complicated, there is a need for a college degree to make this.
#143
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DJFatcat ONLINE (08/23/2012) [-] However cancerous this is, i don't give a fuck, it helped me memorize shit.
#136
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basicargentinian (08/23/2012) [-] me gusta
Te gusta
Le gusta
Nos gusta
Os gusta (only used in original spanish, most dialects use the 3rd person)
Les gusta
Te gusta
Le gusta
Nos gusta
Os gusta (only used in original spanish, most dialects use the 3rd person)
Les gusta
#135
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jorgedemuerte (08/23/2012) [-] actually, en español, there is no direct translation for 'i like' however we use me gusta as it fits best. me gusta actually means it pleases me, which suits the use of the face better.
however people tend to misuse the face and it pretty much removes the meaning.
also, me gusta a ver las peliculas de pornografia con mi futbol porque es muy peligroso. i do spanish GCSE and this is the best thing i can say after doing it for about 3 years
however people tend to misuse the face and it pretty much removes the meaning.
also, me gusta a ver las peliculas de pornografia con mi futbol porque es muy peligroso. i do spanish GCSE and this is the best thing i can say after doing it for about 3 years
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jorgedemuerte (08/23/2012) [-] my spanish teacher told us that me gusta means 'it is pleasing to me'
its just what ive been taught. of course that phrase translates differently but 'i like' doesnt have a direct translation. like i said, thats why we use 'me gusta'
its just what ive been taught. of course that phrase translates differently but 'i like' doesnt have a direct translation. like i said, thats why we use 'me gusta'
#133
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alekksandar (08/23/2012) [-] At first i raged because cancer
but then I OK'd because hey-Spanish.
but then I OK'd because hey-Spanish.
#129
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ragnatheconqueror (08/23/2012) [-] no nos gusta
2 persona plural se dice igual que 3 persona plural (A ustedes les gusta - A ellos les gusta)
2 persona plural se dice igual que 3 persona plural (A ustedes les gusta - A ellos les gusta)
#125
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bdowns (08/23/2012) [-] **bdowns rolled a random image posted in comment #1043 at Warning: Not for Epileptics **
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valrak (08/23/2012) [-]
As a native spanish speaker, given the context ("I like <noun>" or "I like to <verb>") fulfills exactly what I want to say, making it a literal translation.
On a daily basis, there would be no scenario in which id translate "yo quiero" as "i like"... the closest that comes to my mind is "I'd like", which would literally translate to "yo quisiera".
On a daily basis, there would be no scenario in which id translate "yo quiero" as "i like"... the closest that comes to my mind is "I'd like", which would literally translate to "yo quisiera".
