He will like these. Let's see if there are any more here.
Estos le gustarán. A ver si hay más por aquí.
—RAMOS CARRIÓN.
Note.—Though the verb gustar may be used in the regular way with a personal subject, it is more commonly used as in these examples, the thing being considered as the subject and the person as the indirect object. Cf. 51, note.
(a) Like used as a preposition of manner is translated como or cual.
The girl is charming, like her mother.
La niña es, cual su madre, encantadora.—CAMPOAMOR.
This boy sings like a bird.
Este muchacho canta como un pájaro.
(b) To feel like in the sense of to want, desire, is translated tener ganas de with the infinitive.