Questions & Answers about Me gusta el dibujo de mi hermana.
Because gustar works differently from to like in English.
In English, you say:
- I like the drawing.
But in Spanish, the structure is more like:
- The drawing is pleasing to me.
So:
- me = to me
- gusta = is pleasing
- el dibujo = the drawing
That is why me gusta means I like in English, even though the grammar is built differently in Spanish.
Me is an indirect object pronoun meaning to me.
So in:
the literal idea is:
- The drawing of my sister / my sister’s drawing pleases me
- or more naturally, I like my sister’s drawing
Other common forms are:
- me gusta = I like
- te gusta = you like
- le gusta = he/she likes, or you like (formal)