Spanish verbs like "Gustar"

As a new learner of Spanish, it's a real struggle to figure out how the verb "Gustar" works, however when you finally get the hang of it, you are on your way to your Spanish mastery. Here I have a list of some verbs that work the same way as the verb "Gustar"

Verbs	Meaning	Sample sentence
Aburrir	to bore	Me aburre ver películas (I feel bored watching movies)
Agradar	to like, to be nice	Me agrada estar aquí (It's nice to be here)
Alegrar	to make feel happy	Me alegra saber que estás bien (I'm happy to know that you're OK)
Apenar	to sadden	Nos apena que tú tengas que irte (We're sad that you have to go)
Apetecer	to feel like	Me apetece comer espagueti (I feel like eating Spaghuetti)
Bastar	to be enough	Me bastó leer el primer párrafo para saber que era un genio (I only had to read the first paragraph to know that he was a genius)
Caer, Sentar, Sabe mal	to put out	Me cayó mal que no me invitaran (I was rather put out that they didn't ask me)
Compensar, Valer la pena	to be worth it	Te compensa hacerlo (It's worth you doing it)
Convenir	to be advisable	Te convendría olvidar ese asunto (You would be well advised to forget all about this business)
Corresponder, Incumbir, Competer	to be one's responsibility	Te corresponde a tí cuidar al niño (It's your responsibility to take care of the child)
Costar trabajo	to be difficult	Me cuesta trabajo entender su acento (I have difficulties understanding his accent)
Chocar	to be shocking	Me choca mucho que la gente no respete la ley (It's shocking that people don't follow the law)
Dar + noun	to make someone feel… etc
Dar igual	to not care	Me da igual (It doesn't matter)
Dar rabia	to make angry	Me da rabia que los niños siempre hagan ruido (The noise the children make drives me mad)
Dar nostalgia	to make feel nostalgic	Le da nostalgia ver la casa de su abuela (Seeing her grandmother's house makes her feel nostalgic)
Dar miedo	to make feel scared	A los niños les da miedo cruzar por la calle (The children are scared crossing the street)
Dar vergüenza	to make feel embarrased	Me da vergüenza pedirle dinero a mis padres (I feel embarrassed asking money to my parents)
Desagradar	to not like	Me desagrada tener que decírselo (I don't like having to tell her)
Disgustar	to upset	Me disgustó mucho que me mintiera (I was very upset that he lied to me)
Doler	to be hurt	Les duele que digas eso (It hurts them that you're saying that)
Emocionar	to be thrilled	Nos emocionan ver películas de terror (We're thrilled about watching horror movies)
Encantar	to love	Te encanta pasear por la playa (You love walking along the beach)
Entusiasmar	to be keen on	Me entusiasma visitar España (I'm keen on visiting Spain)
Exasperar	to be exasperating	Me exasperó tener que esperar (I found having to wait exasperating)
Extrañar	to be strange	Me extraña que no lo sepas (I'm surprised you don't know)
Faltar	to be lacking	Me faltan 3 dolares (I'm lacking three dollars; I need three dollars)
Fascinar	to love	Me fascina viajar (I love travelling)
Fastidiar	to annoy	Me fastidia tener que repetir las cosas (It annoys me to have to repeat things)
Hacer falta	to need	Me hacían falta 10 dolares para poder comprar el libro (I needed 10 dollars to buy the book)
Importar	to matter	A algunos hombres no les importa que su novia cobre más que ellos (Some men don't mind that their girlfriend earn more than them)
Impresionar	to move, shock, surprise	Me impresiona el accidente (The accident has taken be aback)
Interesar	to be interested in	Le interesa el fútbol (He's interested in soccer)
Molestar	to annoy	Me molesta el ruido de la ciudad (The city's noise annoys me)
Parecer + adjective/ adverb	to seem … etc
Parecer bien	to consider it right	Me parece bien que ayudes a tus hermanos (I think it's right that you're helping your brothers)
Parecer injusto	to think it's unfair	Me parece injusto que no podamos participar (I think it's unfair that we can't join)
Preocupar	to worry	Me preocupa que sus hijos no vayan a la escuela (It worries me that her children don't go to school)
Quedar	to have left	Os quedan dos libros por leer (You still have two books to read)
Repugnar	to be disgusting	Me repugna beber de un vaso sucio (I find having to drink out of a dirty glass disgusting)
Ser + adjective	to be… etc
Ser imposible	to not be possible	Me fue imposible ir a la cena (I couldn't go to the dinner)
Ser indiferente	to not matter	Me es indiferente quien lo haga (It doesn't matter who does it)
Servir	to be useful	Estos zapatos ya no me sirven (These shoes are no good to me )
Sobrar	to have too much	No me sobra el tiempo para hacerlo (I don't have enough time to do it)
Sorprender	to be a surprise	Me sorprende que no hables inglés (I'm surprised you don't speak English)