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le gustan las naranjas

he likes oranges

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he likes oranges Uses the gustar construction: literally, “oranges are pleasing to him.” The pronoun le can refer to him, her, or you formally, depending on context. The plural verb gustan agrees with las naranjas, the thing being liked.
SP: A María le gustan las naranjas.
EN: María likes oranges.

Le gustan las naranjas, ¿o no?

You like oranges, don’t you?

A él le gustan las naranjas.

He likes oranges.

A Tom le gustan las naranjas.

Tom likes oranges.

Le gustan las naranjas.

She likes oranges.

A él no le gustan las naranjas.

He doesn't like oranges.

Le gustan las naranjas, ¿verdad?

He likes oranges, right?