How to Say ‘Did you like the lasagna?’ in Italian
Ti sono piaciute le lasagne?
tee SOH-noh pyah-CHOO-teh leh lah-ZAH-nyeh
[tee SOH-noh pyah-CHOO-teh leh lah-ZAH-nyeh]
💬 Usage Tip: Piacere works backwards from English: the lasagna is what does the pleasing, and you are on the receiving end. That's why it's sono piaciute, plural and feminine, matching le lasagne rather than you.
Phrase Breakdown
Ti sono piaciute
tee SOH-noh pyah-CHOO-teh
Did you like
This is the past of 'piacere'. It agrees with the feminine plural 'lasagne'. Say it as 'pya-CHU-te'.
Ti sono piaciute le foto?
Did you like the photos?
Words in this phrase
Ti
[tee]
to you
Indirect object pronoun meaning to you in expressions like interessare.
Ti interessa? questa opportunità?
Does this opportunity interest you?
sono
[SOH-noh]
it is / they are
Third person plural of essere, used for stating amounts.
Sono dieci euro.
It's ten euros.
piaciute
[pyah-CHOO-teh]
liked (pleased)
Past participle of 'piacere', feminine plural to agree with the thing liked.
Le canzoni ti sono piaciute?
Did you like the songs?
le lasagne?
leh lah-ZAH-nyeh
the lasagna?
In Italian, 'lasagne' is plural. 'Gn' sounds like the 'ny' in 'canyon': la-SA-nye.
Mia nonna fa le lasagne.
My grandma makes lasagna.
Words in this phrase
le
[leh]
the
Plural feminine definite article, used before plural feminine nouns.
Nella frase Le persone si aiutano, Le introduce il gruppo di colleghi.
In the phrase 'Le persone si aiutano,' 'Le' introduces the group of colleagues.
lasagne
[lah-ZAH-nyeh]
lasagna
Plural feminine noun: baked layers of flat pasta with sauce and cheese.
La nonna prepara le lasagne la domenica.
Grandma makes lasagna on Sundays.
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