Examples of using "Piaciuta" in a sentence and their english translations:
You would've liked her.
Did you like Moscow?
Did you like Boston?
Did you enjoy the performance?
I really liked her.
Did you enjoy the game?
Did you like the bicycle?
You never liked her.
How did you like Singapore?
I never liked her.
I really liked the soup.
I liked your story.
- I thought you'd enjoy the party.
- I thought that you'd enjoy the party.
You would've liked me.
Did you like my picture?
I enjoyed your company.
- I enjoyed the show.
- I liked the show.
We enjoyed the dinner.
- I've always liked her.
- I always liked her.
Did you like Rome?
I didn't like it.
Did Tom like it?
Did you like it?
Didn't you like breakfast today?
I enjoyed the party a lot.
- We enjoyed our vacation.
- We enjoyed our holiday.
I enjoyed my vacation.
Did you like the bicycle?
Did you enjoy the game?
I've always liked Boston.
Did she like that dinner?
Did she like it?
I liked it.
Did he like it?
I do hope you enjoyed the dinner.
- I never liked biology.
- I never liked Biology.
I never liked school.
I loved this experience,
- I've always found her unbelievably pleasurable.
- I've always found her unbelievably adorable.
- I liked your picture.
- I liked your photograph.
I liked your story.
I knew you'd like Boston.
Tom enjoyed the challenge.
Tom didn't like the idea.
I thought you'd like her.
Tom enjoyed the party.
- I've enjoyed it.
- I enjoyed that.
I liked your picture.
I liked your picture.
I loved that house.
I thought you'd like her.
- I really liked her.
- I really liked it.
- I thought Tom wouldn't like Mary.
- I thought that Tom wouldn't like Mary.
I didn't like the plot of the movie.
I never liked biology.
Didn't you like breakfast today?
Didn't you like breakfast today?
Tom never liked Mary.
I never liked that one anyway.
- I liked the idea.
- I thought that that was a good idea.
- I thought that was a good idea.
I kind of liked it.
I really liked Boston.
I thought you'd like me.
- I liked it a lot!
- I liked it a lot.
You never liked me.
- I knew that Tom wouldn't enjoy the party.
- I knew Tom wouldn't enjoy the party.
I loved a purple bag there too.
Tom never liked school.
Tom didn't like my idea.
Tom liked it.
Tom enjoyed Mary's story.
- Tom would've liked it.
- Tom would have liked it.
I liked it pretty well.
Did Tom like it?
I told you you'd like her.
I told you you'd like her.
He enjoyed it.
- Tom thought that Mary wouldn't like Boston.
- Tom thought Mary wouldn't like Boston.
- He was sure he wouldn't like the news.
- He was certain he wouldn't like the news.
- He was certain that he wouldn't like the news.
I liked your idea and adopted it.
I wonder why Tom didn't like Boston.
The truth is I've always liked Australia.
I'm glad Tom liked Mary.
Nobody liked the soup.
I never liked it.
I didn't like it at first.
I knew you'd like it.