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How to Say ‘I like it a lot’ in German

Gefällt mir sehr

geh-FEH-lt meer zair

[geh-FEH-lt meer zair]

💬 Usage Tip: With gefallen "to please", the thing you like is the subject and you are mir. So it's literally "pleases me a lot", and Die Bar gefällt mir means "I like the bar".

Phrase Breakdown

Gefällt

[geh-FEH-lt]

pleases

Is enjoyable or agreeable to someone.

Example

Der Film gefällt mir.

I like the movie.

mir

[meer]

to me

Dative pronoun used to show that something matters or happens to the speaker.

Example

Mir ist eine offene Kommunikation besonders wichtig.

Open communication is especially important to me.

sehr

[zair]

very / very much

Adds emphasis to 'gern' to sound especially warm and positive.

Example

Wenn jemand nach unseren Werten fragt, sage ich sehr gern mehr dazu.

When someone asks about our values, I am very happy to say more about it.

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