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How to Say β€˜She always likes learning new things.’ in Italian

Le piace sempre imparare cose nuove.

leh PYAH-cheh SEM-preh eem-pah-RAH-reh KOH-zeh NWOH-veh

[leh PYAH-cheh SEM-preh eem-pah-RAH-reh KOH-zeh NWOH-veh]

πŸ’¬ Usage Tip: After [piace], Italian often uses an infinitive directly: [piace imparare], [piace viaggiare], [piace cucinare]. You don't need a separate word for [to] before the second verb.

Phrase Breakdown

Le piace sempre

leh PYAH-cheh SEM-preh

she always likes it / she always enjoys it

Le is an indirect object pronoun meaning 'to her'; piace expresses liking something.

Example

Le piace sempre leggere.

She always likes reading.

Words in this phrase

Le

[leh]

to her

Indirect object pronoun meaning 'to her' or formal 'to you' with verbs like 'piacere'.

Example

Le telefono domani per raccontarle una novitΓ .

I’ll call her tomorrow to tell her some news.

piace

[PYAH-cheh]

is pleasing / likes

From 'piacere'; literally 'is pleasing to'. In English it often translates as 'likes'.

Example

Le piace cucinare per tutta la famiglia la domenica.

She likes cooking for the whole family on Sunday.

sempre

[SEM-preh]

always

Adverb used to say something happens every time or very often.

Example

Lui arriva sempre in anticipo agli incontri di famiglia.

He always arrives early to family gatherings.

imparare

[eem-pah-RAH-reh]

to learn

Infinitive verb meaning to acquire knowledge or skills.

Example

Vorrei imparare a fare la pasta fatta in casa.

I would like to learn how to make homemade pasta.

Cose nuove

KOH-zeh NWOH-veh

new things

A plural noun phrase referring to fresh or unfamiliar things.

Example

Mi piacciono le cose nuove.

I like new things.

Words in this phrase

cose

[KOH-zeh]

things

Common plural noun for objects, topics, or matters.

Example

Durante il pranzo abbiamo detto cose molto interessanti.

During lunch we said very interesting things.

nuove

[NWOH-veh]

new

Plural feminine adjective agreeing with 'cose'.

Example

In vacanza scopriamo sempre tradizioni nuove.

On vacation we always discover new traditions.

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