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What is the difference between Me he gustado la pelĂcula. and Me ha gustado la pelĂcula. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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@piaaa the subject of the sentence is âla pelĂculaâ, so you have to use the third person
Me - is the direct object
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Only the second one is right.
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it is not the same to say "Yo" than "a mi me" or only "me", for example:
Yo odio trabajar(I hate working).
A mĂ no me importa or No me importa(I don't care).
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Yo he trabajado aquĂ(I have worked here).
Me ha gustado esta pelĂcula(I have liked this film).
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@piaaa the subject of the sentence is âla pelĂculaâ, so you have to use the third person
Me - is the direct object
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Wrong: Me HE gustado la pelĂcula
Correct: Me ha gustado la pelĂcula / Me gustĂł la pelĂcula
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