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Piacere does not conjugate like a normal verb |
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The verb doesn't agree with the subject pronoun |
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To signify the subject with piacere |
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Use "mi/ti/gli/le/ci/a loro/gli" with the conjugated piacere |
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The conjugated piacere agrees |
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With the thing that is liked |
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If the thing liked is singular |
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If the things liked are plural |
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I like (something singular) |
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I like (something plural) |
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You like (something singular) |
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You like (something plural) |
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He/She likes (something singular) |
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He/She likes (something plural) |
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We like (something singular) |
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We like (something plural) |
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They like (something singular) |
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They like (something plural) |
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Mi piacciono le donne alte |
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I like tall women (plural) |
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Gli/Le piace l'università |
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He/She likes the university (singular) |
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He/She likes cars (plural) |
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We like cell phones (plural) |
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A loro/Gli piace la mia auto |
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They like my car (singular) |
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A loro/Gli piacciono le auto |
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To represent the liking of a person |
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Change the conjugation of the verb |
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To use piacere in the negative |
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Put "non" at the beginning, except for "a loro" |
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Non mi piace, non ti piace, gli/lei piace, ci piace... |
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I don't like, you don't like, he/she doesn't like, we don't like... |
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