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How to Say ‘I like it too’ in Italian

Anche a me piace

AHN-keh ah meh pee-AH-cheh

[AHN-keh ah meh pee-AH-cheh]

💬 Usage Tip: piacere works backwards from English: the thing liked is the subject, and the person takes a. So "I like it too" uses a me, not io.

Phrase Breakdown

Anche a me

AHN-keh ah meh

Me too / I also

Word for word, it means 'also to me'. 'Anche' sounds like 'AN-ke'.

Example

Anche a me!

Me too!

Words in this phrase

Anche

[AHN-keh]

also / too

Used to agree or add that the same is true for you as well.

Example

Anche io ho apprezzato molto la conversazione.

I also really appreciated the conversation.

[ah]

"A" is a simple preposition used in many fixed expressions and combinations.

Example

Magari ci vediamo davanti a un caffè la prossima settimana.

Maybe we’ll meet over a coffee next week.

[meh]

The stressed pronoun 'me', used after prepositions like 'per'.

Example

Per me è stato molto utile sentirti parlare del progetto.

For me it was very useful to hear you talk about the project.

piace

[pee-AH-cheh]

is pleasing; I like

From piacere; literally means is pleasing to me, used to say I like something.

Example

Mi piace l'idea di fare networking in modo naturale.

I like the idea of networking in a natural way.

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