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Mi piace or mi piacciono: how to say I like in Italian
Saying what you like with piacere: mi piace il caffè, mi piacciono i film, ti piace cucinare?
In Italian: Mi piace, mi piacciono
Italian doesn't say I like pizza; it says pizza is pleasing to me: mi piace la pizza. The thing you like is the subject, so the verb agrees with it, not with you.
One thing or an activity takes piace: mi piace il mare, mi piace leggere. More than one thing takes piacciono: mi piacciono i gatti.
The person who likes is a small pronoun in front: mi, ti, gli (to him), le (to her), ci, vi, gli (to them). With a name, use a: a Marco piace il calcio. The negative goes before the pronoun: non mi piace.
Mi ___ la pizza.
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