How to Say ‘You like it’ in German
Es gefällt euch
EHS geh-FEH-lt oych
[EHS geh-FEH-lt oych]
💬 Usage Tip: With gefallen, the thing itself is the subject: Es gefällt euch is literally "it pleases you." Same pattern: Das gefällt mir, not Ich gefalle das.
Phrase Breakdown
Es
[EHS]
it
The subject pronoun referring to a thing or an animal.
Es regnet heute.
It is raining today.
gefällt
[geh-FEH-lt]
pleases
Is enjoyable or agreeable to someone.
Der Film gefällt mir.
I like the movie.
euch
[oych]
you (plural informal)
Refers to more than one person you are familiar with.
Ich hoffe, es gefällt euch.
I hope you like it.
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