gustar.
to be pleased, enjoy
Meaning & usage
to be pleased, enjoy
O viño tinto gústame mellor que o branco
to taste
to like, enjoy
Eu gusto do pan quente
Where this word comes from
In this form borrowed from Latin gustō, gustāre, the inherited form being gostar, from Old Galician-Portuguese gostar (“to taste”) (13th century, Cantigas de Santa Maria). Compare Portuguese gostar.
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