How to Say ‘I like it.’ in Italian
Mi piace.
mee PYAH-cheh
[mee PYAH-cheh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Mi piace] literally means [it pleases me], so Italian puts the thing liked as the subject. That's why [mi piace] is for one thing, but [mi piacciono] for several: [mi piacciono i colori].
Phrase Breakdown
Mi
[mee]
to me
Indirect object pronoun used with piacere to mean to me.
Mi sembra utile: Mi piace.
It seems useful to me: I like it.
piace
[PYAH-cheh]
is pleasing / I like
From piacere; literally means is pleasing, often translated as I like.
Questo simbolo piace al gruppo: Mi piace.
This symbol pleases the group: I like it.
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