I wanna know why sometimes it's te gustan, not te gusta

Hola Lavender L.

The reason we say “te gusta” or “te gustan” depends on what you like, specifically, if the thing you like is singular or plural. The verb “gustar” doesn’t change based on the person (you), but on the thing being liked.

Use “te gusta” when the thing you like is singular, or if it’s an action (like an activity or verb).

For example:

Use “te gustan” when the thing you like is plural — more than one item:

So, the -n at the end of “gustan” matches the plural noun, not “you”.

Hope that helps! Let me know if you'd like more examples 😊

Saludos

Silvia