No. 5,162 in Spanish

gustan

"Like" (used with plural nouns or verbs).

In a sentence

Me gustan los libros de aventuras.
I like adventure books.
In this sentence, 'gustan' is used with the plural noun 'los libros'. It conveys that the speaker 'likes' plural objects.
¿Te gustan los deportes?
Do you like sports?
Here, 'gustan' follows 'te', addressing the other person directly, and refers to the plural noun 'los deportes'.
A los niños les gustan los caramelos.
Children like candies.
In this case, 'gustan' is paired with 'les' to refer to the children—'los niños'—who like the plural noun 'los caramelos'.

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