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How to Say ‘I like your company and I want to learn.’ in Italian

Mi piace la vostra azienda e voglio imparare.

mee pee-AH-cheh lah VOS-trah ah-dzyen-dah eh VOHL-lyoh eem-pah-RAH-reh

[mee pee-AH-cheh lah VOS-trah ah-dzyen-dah eh VOHL-lyoh eem-pah-RAH-reh]

🇮🇹 In Italy: vostra "your" speaks to the company as a group, which is natural here. To sound a touch softer, use vorrei imparare "I'd like to learn" instead of voglio.

Phrase Breakdown

Mi piace

mee pee-AH-cheh

I like

Literally 'it pleases me'. 'Piace' sounds like PYAH-cheh.

Example

Mi piace Milano.

I like Milan.

Words in this phrase

[mee]

to me

Indirect object pronoun meaning to me; used to express personal reaction.

Example

Nella frase Mi fa piacere, Mi indica la persona che prova la sensazione.

In the phrase 'Mi fa piacere,' 'Mi' indicates the person feeling the emotion.

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.

la vostra azienda

lah VOS-trah ah-dzyen-dah

your company

The 'z' in 'azienda' sounds like 'dz'. Keep the article and noun together.

Example

Conosco la vostra azienda.

I know your company.

Words in this phrase

[lah]

the

The feminine singular definite article, used before nouns like 'cultura.'

Example

"La" cultura di questa impresa mi interessa molto.

"The" culture of this company interests me a lot.

vostra

[VOS-trah]

your (plural/company)

Possessive for 'voi'; often used to address a company or team.

Example

La vostra azienda è grande.

Your company is big.

azienda

[ah-dzyen-dah]

company

A business or organization; useful when asking about workplace experience and culture.

Example

Vorrei sapere di più sull'"azienda" e sui suoi valori.

I would like to know more about the "company" and its values.

e voglio imparare.

eh VOHL-lyoh eem-pah-RAH-reh

and I want to learn

'Voglio' means 'I want'. The 'gli' sounds like the 'lli' in 'million': VOL-yo.

Example

Voglio imparare l'italiano.

I want to learn Italian.

Words in this phrase

[eh]

and

A conjunction used to connect ideas or qualities.

Example

Nella frase E collaborativa, E aggiunge una seconda qualità positiva dell'azienda.

In the phrase 'E collaborativa,' 'E' adds a second positive quality of the company.

voglio

[VOHL-lyoh]

I want

First person singular of volere, to want.

Example

Voglio un caffè.

I want a coffee.

imparare

[eem-pah-RAH-reh]

to learn

Infinitive verb meaning to acquire knowledge or a skill.

Example

Voglio imparare a cucinare.

I want to learn to cook.

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