Examples of using "L'apprécie" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I like him.
- I like her.
He likes her.
She likes her.
I really like him!
- I appreciate it.
- I appreciate this.
I really like her.
She probably likes it.
- Nobody likes her.
- No one likes her.
Yes, I really like him.
I don't like this anymore.
Thanks, though. I appreciate it.
She does not like him.
This is not to his liking.
She likes him.
I like this.
He likes me and I like him too.
She likes me and I like her too.
I sort of like him.
- He likes her.
- She likes her.
- I like them.
- I like her.
To put it clearly, I don't like him.
Nobody likes her.
The longer I listen to her, the less I like her.
I do not like him either.
I like him because he is honest.
He likes me and I like him too.
With all her faults, I still like her.
He likes me and I like him too.
Nobody likes it.
The more I know him, the more I like him.
I like him.
- I don't like her one bit.
- I don't like him at all.
- Everyone likes her.
- Everybody loves her.
I like it that way.
- She doesn't like him.
- She does not like him.
I don't like this anymore.
- Tom should let Mary know that he likes her.
- Tom should let Mary know he likes her.
I like it better now.
That's how she likes it.
That's how he likes it.
She thought she could get him to like her.
tell other people about the video, I really appreciate it.
I do appreciate it, and if I can ever do anything
She cooks for him every day, but he doesn't appreciate it.
- That's the way I like it.
- That's how I like it.
- That is how I like it.
- This is how I like it.
She may be cute, but I don't like her.
I don't really like her.
That's the way she likes it.
That's the way he likes it.
He's intelligent, but I still don't like him.
I like her very much.
He's kind of cute, but I'm not sure if I like him.
I do not like him either.
The longer I listen to her, the less I like her.
- She is likely to refuse to follow his advice, because she doesn't like him.
- She is likely to refuse to follow his advice, because she does not like him.
- Frankly, I don't like him.
- To tell the truth, I don't like him.
- He is liked by everybody.
- Everybody likes him.
- Everybody loves him.
- Everyone loves him.
She has her faults, but I like her.
- I love him all the more for his faults.
- I like him all the better for his faults.
- I like him the better for his faults.
I realize the effort you have put into this project and I really appreciate it.
He may be a poor talker and far from shrewd, but I like him all the better for that.