In
Nos gusta ir al cine.
nos is plural, why the verb gustar should take the
"3rd-person singular present indicative conjugation"
gusta? Shouldn't it be
"1st-person plural present (?) nominative (?) conjugation"
gustamos?
In
Nos gusta ir al cine.
nos is plural, why the verb gustar should take the
"3rd-person singular present indicative conjugation"
gusta? Shouldn't it be
"1st-person plural present (?) nominative (?) conjugation"
gustamos?
The subject in:
is the infinitival "ir al cine", which is third person singular. For you to understand it better, we can rephrase the sentence following the less natural order below:
While "like" in English takes as a subject the person who likes, "gustar" in Spanish takes as a subject the thing or person that arouses somebody's sense of liking.