Meaning
To feel pleasant and relaxed in a certain place or situation.
Cultural Background
In Spain, 'estar a gusto' is often used to describe the atmosphere of a 'sobremesa' (the time spent talking after a meal). Mexicans often use 'a gusto' to mean 'cool' or 'fine' in a very casual way. Argentines might use it to describe a relaxed social gathering. It is frequently used to describe feeling 'at home' in a new city.
Use it with 'muy'
Adding 'muy' makes it sound more natural and emphatic.
Don't use for objects
Always remember: people feel 'a gusto', chairs are 'cómodas'.
Meaning
To feel pleasant and relaxed in a certain place or situation.
Use it with 'muy'
Adding 'muy' makes it sound more natural and emphatic.
Don't use for objects
Always remember: people feel 'a gusto', chairs are 'cómodas'.
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition.
Estoy muy a gusto ___ este lugar.
Use 'en' for places.
Which sentence is correct?
Select the best option.
The person is at ease, not the chair.
Complete the dialogue.
A: ¿Te gusta tu nuevo trabajo? B: Sí, _________.
Correct verb and preposition usage.
🎉 Score: /3
Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
3 exercisesEstoy muy a gusto ___ este lugar.
Use 'en' for places.
Select the best option.
The person is at ease, not the chair.
A: ¿Te gusta tu nuevo trabajo? B: Sí, _________.
Correct verb and preposition usage.
🎉 Score: /3
Frequently Asked Questions
2 questionsNo, use 'cómoda' for your bed.
It is neutral and very common in daily life.
Related Phrases
Sentirse como en casa
similarTo feel at home
Estar cómodo
similarTo be comfortable
Pasarlo bien
similarTo have a good time
