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Conjugation of gustar in Galician

gustarto like / to pleaseregular

Presente

Actions happening now or habitually.

PersonConjugation
eugusto
tigustas
el/elagusta
nósgustamos
vósgustades
eles/elasgustan

Common mistakes in the Presente

  • eueu gusto o librogustoTo say 'I like the book' in Galician you normally use an indirect object pronoun: 'Gústame o libro.' 'Eu gusto' literally means 'I please (someone)'.
  • titi gustas o librogustasSay 'Gústache o libro' (literally 'The book pleases you'). Use the appropriate indirect object pronoun (che) and a 3rd-person form of the verb.
  • eles/elaseles gustan o librogustanThe verb agrees with the thing that pleases, not the people. Use the indirect object pronoun + 3rd-person: 'Gústanlles os libros' or 'A eles gústalles os libros.'

Pretéritosimple past

Completed actions in the past.

PersonConjugation
eugustei
tigustaches
el/elagustou
nósgustamos
vósgustastes
eles/elasgustaron

Common mistakes in the Pretérito

  • tigustastegustachesSpanish speakers often use 'gustaste'. In Galician the 2nd-person preterite is 'gustaches'.

Imperfecto

Ongoing or habitual actions in the past.

PersonConjugation
eugustaba
tigustabas
el/elagustaba
nósgustabamos
vósgustabades
eles/elasgustaban

Futurofuture

Actions that will happen.

PersonConjugation
eugustarei
tigustarás
el/elagustará
nósgustaremos
vósgustaredes
eles/elasgustarán

Condicionalconditional

Actions that would happen under some condition.

PersonConjugation
eugustaría
tigustarías
el/elagustaría
nósgustariamos
vósgustariades
eles/elasgustarían

Subxuntivo presentepresent subjunctive

Wishes, doubts and possibilities in the present.

PersonConjugation
euguste
tigustes
el/elaguste
nósgustemos
vósgustedes
eles/elasgusten

Subxuntivo imperfectoimperfect subjunctive

Hypothetical or unreal situations in the past.

PersonConjugation
eugustase
tigustases
el/elagustase
nósgustásemos
vósgustásedes
eles/elasgustasen

Imperativoimperative

Commands and requests.

PersonConjugation
tigusta
el/elaguste
nósgustemos
vósgustade
eles/elasgusten

Xerundiogerund

The -ing form used for ongoing action.

PersonConjugation
eugustando
tigustando
el/elagustando
nósgustando
vósgustando
eles/elasgustando

Participiopast participle

The form used in compound tenses and the passive.

PersonConjugation
eugustado
tigustado
el/elagustado
nósgustado
vósgustado
eles/elasgustado

Related Galician verbs

gustar — frequently asked questions

Is gustar a regular verb?
Yes — gustar is a regular Galician verb, so it follows the standard endings for its group.
What does gustar mean?
gustar is a Galician verb meaning "to like / to please".