Don't Say "Me Gustaría" [10 Better Alternatives in Spanish] 

You've probably heard it before in textbooks and courses: "Me gustaría" to mean "I would like." But this phrase doesn't always work in the ways you think it might in real world conversations. Learn when to use it, when not to use it, and ten better alternatives in this video.
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