Examples of using "Piaccia" in a sentence and their english translations:
We hope you like it.
- I hope you like it.
- I hope that you like it.
I think you like him.
I want you to like him.
I want you to like Tom.
Do you think she likes me?
Tom hopes you'll like it.
Read whatever you like.
Like it or not.
I hope you like the wine.
You seem to like fruit.
I hope you like spicy food.
I'm glad you like it.
Do you think Tom likes me?
You seem to dislike reading.
I think I like someone.
I think I like Tom.
- I think Tom likes it.
- I think that Tom likes it.
Like it or not,
I suppose you like him.
I hope you like it.
I think I like it.
We hope you like it.
I hope you like it.
I hope you like it.
I can't pretend to like him.
- Do you think Tom really likes Mary?
- Do you think that Tom really likes Mary?
I'm glad that you like the sentence.
I'm really glad you like it.
I don't know why you don't like him.
I hope Tom likes it here.
I'm so happy you like Tom.
I hate pretending I like Tom.
- I think Tom likes Mary.
- I think that Tom likes Mary.
I hope Tom enjoys doing that.
- I think Tom really likes Mary.
- I think that Tom really likes Mary.
So whether I like it or not,
Like it or not.
Everybody seems to like it.
I think you like Tom.
Glad you like it.
I hope Tom likes it.
- I'm not certain Tom likes that.
- I'm not certain that Tom likes that.
I'm glad that you like the sentence.
It seems you enjoy travelling the world.
Do you think Tom and Mary like me?
I believe you like your job.
I only hope Tom likes Mozart.
- I don't think Tom likes Mary.
- I don't think that Tom likes Mary.
- I think Tom doesn't like to ski.
- I think that Tom doesn't like to ski.
- I think Tom likes baseball.
- I think that Tom likes baseball.
- I don't think Tom likes to do that.
- I don't think that Tom likes to do that.
Tom may wear anything he likes.
Tom seems to like Boston.
- I don't think Tom likes it.
- I don't think that Tom likes it.
Tom doesn't seem to like it.
Tom seems to like Mary.
Everybody seems to like Jamal.
Everybody seems to like Tom.
You don't seem to like Tom.
You don't seem to like Tom.
She might think I don't like her.
I hope you will like the wine.
We must go there whether we like it or not.
I'm glad you like my apartment.
- I think Tom likes his job.
- I think that Tom likes his job.
- I wonder if Tom still likes Mary.
- I wonder whether Tom still likes Mary.
I hope Tom likes my present.
It seems that everybody likes golf.
It seems that Cathy likes music.
Hope you like it and have some fun!
I believe you like your job.
I think you like your job.
It seems to me that he likes music.
Whether you like it or not doesn't matter.
Why do you think Tom likes it?
I think Tom likes doing that.
It looks like Tom doesn't enjoy doing that.
I want Tom to like you.
- I think Tom likes you.
- I think that Tom likes you.
Tom seems to enjoy watching horror movies.
- I'm pretty sure that Tom likes his job.
- I'm pretty sure Tom likes his job.
"I think Tom likes Mary." "Isn't that obvious?"
I wonder if Tom likes Chinese food.
- I don't think Tom likes Mary very much.
- I don't think that Tom likes Mary very much.
I don't think Tom and Mary like swimming.
I think Tom and Mary like baseball.
Whether you like her or not, you can't marry her.
You'll have to do it, whether you like it or not.