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.
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.
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.
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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