How to Say ‘I like it very much’ in Italian
Mi piace molto
mee pee-AH-cheh MOHL-toh
[mee pee-AH-cheh MOHL-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: With piacere, the thing you like is the subject, so mi piace is literally "it is pleasing to me." Swap the person, not piace: mi piace, ti piace, gli piace.
Phrase Breakdown
Mi
[mee]
to me
Indirect object pronoun used with piacere to mean to me.
Mi piace molto lavorare con persone positive.
I really like working with positive people.
piace
[pee-AH-cheh]
is pleasing; I like
From piacere; literally means is pleasing to me, used to say I like something.
Mi piace l'idea di fare networking in modo naturale.
I like the idea of networking in a natural way.
molto
[MOHL-toh]
a lot; very much
Adverb used to strengthen liking or appreciation.
Mi piace molto quando i colleghi condividono consigli utili.
I like it a lot when colleagues share useful advice.
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