How to Say βWe like them very much.β in Italian
Ci piacciono molto.
chee pya-CHOH-noh MOHL-toh
[chee pya-CHOH-noh MOHL-toh]
π¬ Usage Tip: With [piacere], the verb matches the thing liked, not the people doing the liking: [Ci piace il vino], but [Ci piacciono i biscotti]. [ci] means "to us."
Phrase Breakdown
Ci piacciono
chee pya-CHOH-noh
We like them; they please us
Uses the verb 'piacere', which in Italian works differently from English: the things are the subject.
Ci piacciono i tuoi biscotti.
We like your biscuits.
Words in this phrase
Ci
[chee]
to us
Pronoun showing the feeling is experienced by 'us'.
Ci in Ci piacciono molto indica che noi apprezziamo il regalo.
Ci in We like them very much indicates that we appreciate the gift.
piacciono
[pya-CHOH-noh]
we like them
Literally 'they are pleasing to us'; used for plural things.
Piacciono in Ci piacciono molto si riferisce a biscotti o fiori.
Piacciono in We like them very much refers to cookies or flowers.
molto
[MOHL-toh]
very much
Adverb that intensifies liking or appreciation.
Molto in Ci piacciono molto rende la risposta piΓΉ calorosa.
Molto in We like them very much makes the response warmer.
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