* "Me gusta" means "I like".
* "Gato" means "cat".
* "Hombre" means "man".
Putting them together like that doesn't make sense in Spanish. It's likely a misunderstanding of the language.
Possible meanings, depending on the context:
* "I like cat men": This would be a more accurate translation if you're referring to people who are into cats, or people who dress as cats (for example, in a costume).
* "I like a cat-like man": This interpretation would mean that you like a man with certain cat-like qualities, like being independent or playful.
To be clear, you need to rephrase the phrase. Here are some options:
* "Me gustan los gatos": I like cats.
* "Me gusta un hombre que le gustan los gatos": I like a man who likes cats.
* "Me gustan los hombres con personalidad de gato": I like men with a cat-like personality.
Please clarify what you meant to say so I can help you better!