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je plaisais

appealed to, was pleasing to, enjoyed myself, felt at home

→ plaire
plais to please, to appeal to + ais je/tu imperfect
verb · 1st-person singular / 2nd-person singular, imperfect tense Rare #41,331
appealed to, was pleasing to With plaire, the person who likes someone is introduced by à; the subject is the person being liked.
FR: Je te plaisais.
EN: You liked me.
enjoyed myself, felt at home Used with the reflexive pronoun me.
FR: Je me plaisais dans cette ville.
EN: I felt at home in this city.
Conjugation of plaire
Indicative imperfect
SingularPlural
First plaisais —
Second plaisais —
Third plaisait —

Tu me plaisais quand tu vivais à Newark et tu prenais le bus.

I liked you when you lived in Newark and took the bus.

— L'Ultime Héritier (2026)

J'ai cru que je te plaisais.

I thought you liked me.

— Tesis (1996)

Je te plaisais beaucoup.

You liked me a lot.

— Mirage (2018)

Je me plaisais bien là-bas.

I really liked it there.

— Les Bonnes étoiles (2022)

Tu t'y plaisais bien.

You really liked it there.

— The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964)

Tu ne me plaisais pas.

I didn’t like you.

— Rome, ville ouverte (1945)

Je ne plaisais pas à Tom.

Tom didn't like me.