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yo agradaba

pleased, was pleasing to

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agrad please + aba imperfect indicative/subjunctive: 1st-person singular or 3rd-person singular
verb · first singular · imperfect indicative Rare #31,382
pleased, was pleasing to Used with the person who experiences the feeling as an indirect object: “Me agradaba” means “I liked it” or “It pleased me.”
SP: Me agradaba caminar por el parque.
EN: I liked walking through the park.
Conjugation of agradar
Indicative imperfect
SingularPlural
First agradaba —
Second agradabas —
Third agradaba —
Subjunctive imperfect
SingularPlural
First agradaba —
Second agradabas —
Third agradaba —

Él no me agradaba mucho, de hecho, lo odiaba.

I didn't like him much; in fact, I hated him.

Me agradaba.

I liked him.

— Drive (2011)

Él me agradaba.

I liked him.

Ella mencionó que esto no le agradaba.

She mentioned that she didn’t like this.

No me agradaba, pero era un cliente y pagaba.

I didn't like him, but he was a customer and he paid.

A Tom no le agradaba el marido de Mary.

Tom didn't like Mary's husband.

Al principio no me agradaba.

At first, I didn't like him/her/it.

Me agradaba tenerlo cerca.

I liked having him close by.

— Drive (2011)

Ella me agradaba.

I liked her.