Spanish Grammar: The Verb [DISGUSTAR]
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| Spanish Grammar: The Verb [DISGUSTAR] la gramática española: el verbo [disgustar]
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| The verb DISGUSTAR expresses disgust or being upset (Disgusted by things!)
DISGUSTAR resembles the verb GUSTAR, it conjugates in exactly the same way! DISGUSTAR technically means IT DISGUSTS / UPSETS (me, you, him, her, us, etc…) ME DISGUSTA(N) : It disgusts / upsets me TE DISGUSTA(N) : It disgusts / upsets you LE DISGUSTA(N) : It disgusts / upsets him – her LE DISGUSTA(N) : It disgusts / upsets you NOS DISGUSTA(N) : It disgusts / upsets us OS DISGUSTA(N) : It disgusts / upsets y’all (familiar, plural) LES DISGUSTA(N) : It disgusts / upsets them LES DISGUSTA(N) : It disgusts / upsets you (formal, plural) There are only TWO ways the verb DISGUSTAR can be conjugated. Either DISGUSTA or DISGUSTAN. DISGUSTA = Singular. Only one thing or activity “is disgusting” to someone. Me disgusta el pescado. Me disgustan los mariscos. DISGUSTAN = Plural. More than one thing “is disgusting” to someone When using DISGUSTAR with one verb, or many verbs, you’ll always use the singular form (DISGUSTA). Me disgusta trabajar. The indirect object pronouns (ME, TE, LE, NOS, OS, LES) help us understand TO WHOM is the NOUN/VERB pleasing! This is the part that changes according to who we are talking about! |
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| ¿Qué le disgusta? What disgusts you? ¿Por qué le disgusta el cilantro? ¿Cuál le disgusta más? ¿A quién le disgustan los serpientes? ¿Cómo es posible disgustar el helado? ¿Te disgustan los mariscos? ¿Le disgusta el frío? ¿Les disgustan la tarea? |
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