T me gustas mucho. I like you very much. It is common to place the direct object or infinitive after the verb gustar , which agrees with the person or thing being liked. Furthermore, the person who does the liking is the indirect object. This expression is used to clarify the meaning of a sentence when le is used, or to emphasize the indirect objects when there is duplication of indirect objects.
Mom likes to cook.
My cousin and I like sleeping. We like to get up late. I like to brush my hair. My dog likes to run, swim and jump. My dogs like to eat, sleep and bark.