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How to Say ‘You love plants’ in Italian

Ami le piante

AH-mee leh PYAHN-teh

[AH-mee leh PYAHN-teh]

💬 Usage Tip: Italian often drops "you" because the verb ending already shows it: ami can only mean "you love". Compare amo "I love".

Phrase Breakdown

Ami

[AH-mee]

you love

Present 'tu' form of 'amare'.

Example

Ami la musica?

Do you love music?

[leh]

the

Plural feminine definite article, used before plural feminine nouns.

Example

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.

piante

[PYAHN-teh]

plants

Plural of 'pianta'.

Example

Innaffio le piante.

I water the plants.

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