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nosotros gustamos

are liked (by someone), like each other

→ gustar
gust to like + amos we-form verb ending (present, past, or subjunctive)
verb · present tense / past tense, 1st-person plural Rare #50,234
are liked (by someone) With gustar, the person or thing liked is the grammatical subject; the person who likes it is introduced by a.
SP: A mis amigos les gustamos.
EN: My friends like us.
like each other Used with nos for the reciprocal meaning.
SP: Nos gustamos mucho.
EN: We like each other a lot.
Conjugation of gustar
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First — gustamos
Third gustó gustaron
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First gusto gustamos
Second gustas —
Third gusta gustan
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First gusto gustamos
Second gustas —
Third gusta gustan

Parece que a ella le gustamos, pero creo que el rey oculta algo.

It seems she likes us, but I think the king is hiding something.

— Atlantis: El imperio perdido (2001)

A ella le gustamos todos.

She likes all of us.

No le gustamos.

He doesn't like us.

A algunos no les gustamos, pero a la mayoría sí.

Some people don't like us, but most do.

— Haz lo correcto (1989)

Nos gustamos mutuamente.

We like each other.