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Tuesday at 06:30 PM
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Did you get it right?

Hayden
Friday at 10:11 PM
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So if I want to say "Going to the movies would be pleasing to her"

I only need to change the reflexive pronoun from "mi" to "si" right?

Thanks in advance Ofelia :D

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Friday at 03:08 PM
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Hi Hayden,


The verb "piacere" literally means "to be pleasing", so it always refers to the liked thing.

Let's consider this sentence:

"Mi piacerebbe andare al cinema."

It literally means "Going to the movies would be pleasing to me."


I hope this helps!

Ofelia

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Hayden
Thursday at 11:09 PM
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I'm confused. Why it is not "mi piacerei" as I thought "piacerebbe" is for lui/lei only