# Italian: Expressing Likes with Mi Piace

Difficulty: beginner

To say 'I like to [do something]', use 'mi piace' followed by the infinitive form of the verb (the form ending in -are, -ere, or -ire). Unlike English, you don't need to conjugate the second verb.

## Related Vocabulary

| Word | Pronunciation | Meaning |
| --- | --- | --- |
| [mi piace](https://useorphi.com/learn/italian/how-to-say/i-like.md) | /mɪ pjˈatʃe/ | I like |
| [cantare](https://useorphi.com/learn/italian/how-to-say/to-sing.md) | /kantˈare/ | to sing |
| [ballare](https://useorphi.com/learn/italian/how-to-say/to-dance.md) | /ballˈare/ | to dance |

## Frequently Asked Questions

### What is "Expressing Likes with Mi Piace" in Italian?

To say 'I like to [do something]', use 'mi piace' followed by the infinitive form of the verb (the form ending in -are, -ere, or -ire). Unlike English, you don't need to conjugate the second verb.

### Is this grammar topic for beginners?

This topic is at the beginner level. It is a great starting point for new learners.

## Related Grammar Topics

- [Adjective Agreement](https://useorphi.com/learn/italian/grammar/adjective-agreement.md) (beginner)
- [Adjective Placement](https://useorphi.com/learn/italian/grammar/adjective-placement.md) (beginner)
- [Pure Vowel Sounds](https://useorphi.com/learn/italian/grammar/pure-vowel-sounds.md) (beginner)

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