1. Gustar, Encantar and Similar Verbs

2.  Gustar - to be pleasing to (to like)
 Encantar - to be really pleasing to (to really
like, to love (things))

4.  Gusta/Encanta - present tense
Gustó/Encantó - preterite tense
(singular-one noun liked)
 Gustan/Encantan - present tense
Gustaron/Encantaron - preterite tense
(plural-more than one noun liked)

5.  ¿Te gusta la pizza?
Do you like pizza?
 Me gustan los inodoros limpios.
I like clean toilets.
 Nos encantan los fines de semanas
We really like (love) weekends.

6.  A mí me gustan los calzoncillos flojos.
I like loose underwear.
 A Juan no le gusta limpiar su dormitorio.
Juan doesn’t like to clean his bedroom.
 A Raúl y Paco les encantan los chicharrones.
Raúl and Paco love pork rinds.

7.  Les cae mal Britney Spears.
They don’t like Britney Spears.
 Me cae bien ese actor.
I like that actor.

8.  faltar to be lacking, to need, to miss
Me faltan dos papeles (I’m missing 2 papers.)
 fascinar to be fascinated by
¿Qué te fascina en el mundo?
(What fascinates you in the world?)
 molestar to be bothered by
¿Te molesta si pongo el radio?
(Does it bother you if I turn the radio on?)
 interesar to be interested in/by
No me interesan los deportes. (Sports don’t interest me.)
 quedarle to fit
Te quedan bien esos pantalones. (Those pants fit you well.)
 importar to matter to/to care about
¿Le importa si nos vamos?
(Do you care if we leave?)