Originally posted by Thoren
I thought you were a guy. ermmnone
Originally posted by LanceWindu
Loverly.I thought you were always Asian. haermm
Originally posted by dadudemon
Originally posted by silver_tears
You're so gorgeous!
Originally posted by LincolnDark
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That's part of the "trollface" series and it means "me gusta" which is Spanish for "me like".
Originally posted by dadudemon
That's part of the "trollface" series and it means "me gusta" which is Spanish for "me like".
Originally posted by dadudemonhaha, practice spanish more buddy.
That's part of the "trollface" series and it means "me gusta" which is Spanish for "me like".
Originally posted by Grate the Vraya
haha, practice spanish more buddy.
I didn't invent meme, man.
Apparently, it is correct Spanish. But it just sounds awkward which I think was the point of the meme.
If I wanted to say "I like" in Spanish, I'd say "Yo gusto". The title is supposed to be similar to "skittles is good"...at least I think. I actually don't know the reasoning behind "me gusta"...but it should be something similar to, "Me like that thing".
Originally posted by dadudemonGusta is the third person singular of gustar, meaning to please, and me is the direct object of yo, so the literal translation would be he/she/it pleases me. Sorry, I think I know spanish grammar better than english at this point and I guess I just like showing off XD
I didn't invent meme, man.Apparently, it is correct Spanish. But it just sounds awkward which I think was the point of the meme.
If I wanted to say "I like" in Spanish, I'd say "Yo gusto". The title is supposed to be similar to "skittles is good"...at least I think. I actually don't know the reasoning behind "me gusta"...but it should be something similar to, "Me like that thing".
Originally posted by Omega Vision
Bare two more inches of midriff and I fap. uhuhAww what the hell *faps anyway* 131
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Originally posted by Grate the Vraya
Gusta is the third person singular of gustar, meaning to please
Because I conjugated a correct "translation", it should indicate that I was aware of this. 😄
Originally posted by Grate the Vraya
and me is the direct object of yo,
The direct object would actually be what is liked in "me gusta". "I like what?" is the way to figure out the DO.
In this case, it would be "Me gusta foto de LincolnDark" with foto being the DO. Read below to see why we have to add in extra junk to find the hidden DO.
Originally posted by Grate the Vraya
so the literal translation would be he/she/it pleases me.
It would actually be "I like" or "me like". The sentence works on its own...or stand alone because there is a linguistic ellipsis for "I like [insert object, here]". English is definitely not the only language to use ellipses (not the three dots).
