Why is it der Gusto?
Gusto ends in -o, but that ending doesn’t settle the article: in a German dictionary, 45% of -o nouns take das, 43% take der, and 11% take die. So learn it with its article: der Gusto.
Which endings you can rely onMeaning
[1] Old, mostly singular, still southern German, Austrian: individual preference
[1] veraltend, meist Singular, noch süddeutsch, österreichisch: individuelle VorliebeExamples
[1] You can do that entirely according to Gusto
[1] Das könnt ihr ganz nach Gusto machen.
[1] This music is entirely after my taste
[1] Diese Musik ist ganz nach meinem Gusto.
More source examples (4)
These dictionary examples can include historical and less common uses.
[1] He wrote with Gustoe
[1] Er schrieb mit Gusto.
[1] "The comparison variable is deliberately omitted, the housewife reading advertising should complement it according to Gusto"
[1] „Die Vergleichsgröße ist absichtlich weggelassen, die Werbung lesende Hausfrau soll sie nach Gusto ergänzen.“
[2] I feel like the Gusto
[2] Mir ist der Gusto vergangen.
[2] I have a taste on strawberry ice cream
[2] Ich habe einen Gusto auf Erdbeereis.
Declension
| 1 | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominativ | der Gusto | die Gustos |
| Genitiv | des Gustos | der Gustos |
| Dativ | dem Gusto | den Gustos |
| Akkusativ | den Gusto | die Gustos |
Pronunciation
Dictionary entries include material from Wiktionary. Wiktionary