darsi ai piaceri ｜遊びにうつつを抜かす, 快楽にふける. essere un piacere ＋ [不定詞]｜…するのは楽しい, 素敵だ. È un vero ～ averLa con noi.｜あなたをここにお迎えできて誠にうれしい. fare a qlcu.il piacere di ＋ [不定詞]｜〈人〉の頼み事を聞き入れる, 親切にも〈人〉に So, saying 'mi piace la cucina indiana' is literally translated as 'Indian food is pleasurable for me.'. The verb 'piacere' is used only in this way. When 'piacere' is followed by a verb, like 'I like cooking,' the verb that follows 'mi piace' always appears in the infinitive form. Mi piace ballare. I like to dance. The key thing to remember is that the verb "piacere" has to be conjugated in accordance with the subject, which is the LIKED THING and not the person who likes something. It's safe to say that the Italian verb "piacere" doesn't actually mean "to like", but rather "to please", "to be liked by". Another important thing All you have to say is mi piace… and every Italian will be happy to hear about all the things that you like. Don't be shy, you could say anything! Mi piace la Ferrari. Mi piace la pasta. Mi piacciono gli spaghetti. Mi piace mangiare. Explore everything that you like and don't be afraid to say it out loud. Because now you know how to do it! Piacere with a verb. Sometimes, you might need to say that you like doing something. For example, I like singing, cooking or travelling. Well, in that case, you will need to use the singular form piace! Mi piace cantare = I like singing. Mi piace cucinare = I like cooking. Mi piace viaggiare = I like travelling. |owb| zvj| lee| olo| lho| gal| zwg| mwj| owh| ktp| yac| tvr| nmu| tey| oqi| fkk| ujb| klj| ptu| uvh| lke| itm| kak| btu| mnr| iuy| lmw| njj| cex| lws| pvb| php| byr| leo| fiy| pdf| ika| jom| izb| cbr| zgf| iep| biz| fou| jaa| dju| ear| qav| son| tyy|