How to Say "enjoyed" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “enjoyed” is “gustado” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
¿Te ha **gustado** el regalo que te di ayer?
Have you **liked** the gift I gave you yesterday?
Nunca me había **gustado** tanto la ópera hasta que escuché esa pieza.
I had never **liked** opera so much until I heard that piece.
Si hubieras venido, estoy seguro de que te habría **gustado** la fiesta.
If you had come, I'm sure you would have **liked** the party.
Part of a Team
As a past participle, 'gustado' must always join forces with a form of the helper verb 'haber' (to have) to create a perfect tense, like 'ha gustado' (has liked) or 'había gustado' (had liked).
Matching the Thing, Not the Person
The form of 'haber' (ha or han) must match the thing being liked, not the person. If you liked one thing, use 'ha gustado.' If you liked many things, use 'han gustado.'
Mixing up the Pronoun
Mistake: “Yo he gustado la comida.”
Correction: Me ha gustado la comida. ('Gustar' works backwards; the food is the subject, and the liking happens *to* me, requiring the 'me' pronoun.)
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