this is a very confusing verb, even if I speak other roman languages grrr!
I always get it wrong, between wanting to say: I like Brussels, I like Lucy, we like each other, Lucy likes me, gggrrr again! Someone needs to explain this to me:(
I always get it wrong, between wanting to say: I like Brussels, I like Lucy, we like each other, Lucy likes me, gggrrr again! Someone needs to explain this to me:(
plaire /plɛʀ/ (conjugate⇒)
- plaire à verb+preposition
- elle plaît aux hommes men find her attractive;
elle m'a plu tout de suite I liked her straight away;
- mon travail me plaît I like my job;
un modèle qui plaît beaucoup a very popular model.
- elle plaît aux hommes men find her attractive;
- se plaire reflexive verb (+ v être)
- [people, couple] to like each other;
- ils se plaisent ici they like it here;
- il se plaît à dire qu'il est issu du peuple he likes to say that he's a son of the people.
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