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The verb piacere works backward compared to English "to like". Instead of saying "I like X", in Italian you literally say "X is pleasing to me". Because the thing you like is actually the subject of the sentence, the verb agrees with that thing!
Use piace when what follows is a singular noun OR one/more infinitive verbs:
Use piacciono when what follows is a plural noun:
Which form of piacere is used when followed by a singular noun or an infinitive verb?
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