How to Say ‘She always likes’ in Italian
Le piace sempre
leh PYAH-cheh SEM-preh
[leh PYAH-cheh SEM-preh]
💬 Usage Tip: With [piacere], the thing liked becomes the subject, so [le piace] is literally [it pleases her]. That's why you say [le piace imparare] and [le piacciono i libri] for plural things.
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[leh]
to her
Indirect object pronoun meaning to her.
Le piace sempre imparare cose nuove.
She always likes learning new things.
piace
[PYAH-cheh]
is pleasing / likes
From piacere; literally is pleasing to her, often translated as she likes.
Le piace passare il tempo in cucina.
She likes spending time in the kitchen.
sempre
[SEM-preh]
always
Means always, showing something happens regularly.
Lei legge sempre dopo cena.
She always reads after dinner.
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