How to Say ‘Did you like it?’ in Italian
Ti è piaciuto?
tee eh pyah-CHOO-toh
[tee eh pyah-CHOO-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian flips "like": ti è piaciuto is literally "it was pleasing to you". For more than one thing: ti sono piaciuti?.
Phrase Breakdown
Ti
[tee]
to you
Indirect object pronoun meaning to you in expressions like interessare.
Ti interessa? questa opportunità?
Does this opportunity interest you?
è
[eh]
it was / has been
Form of 'essere' used to say 'it was' in polite follow-up expressions.
È stato davvero utile parlare con te ieri.
It was really useful talking with you yesterday.
piaciuto
[pyah-CHOO-toh]
liked (pleased)
Past participle of 'piacere'; literally 'was pleasing'.
Il film mi è piaciuto molto.
I liked the film a lot.
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