él agrade

pleases, is pleasing to

→ agradar

agrad to please, to appeal to + e formal singular command (usted)

verb · 3rd-person singular Rare #37,061

pleases, is pleasing to With agradar, the thing that pleases is the subject; the person who likes it is expressed with a pronoun such as me, te, or le.

SP: Espero que te agrade este libro.

EN: I hope this book pleases you.

Conjugation of agradar

Imperative

	Singular	Plural
Second	agrada	—
Third	agrade	—

agradar

Puede que no le agrade.

You may not like it.

— Tu nombre (2016)

No creo que les agrade mi presencia.

I don't think they'll appreciate my presence.

— Por un puñado de dólares (1964)

Espero que le agrade Alice.

I hope you like it, Alice.

— Rebeca (1940)

No es que no me agrade.

It's not that I don't like it.

— Hoy Quiero Volver Solito (2014)

No hay nada que agrade a la vista.

There’s nothing pleasing to the eye.

— 霸王别姬 (1993)

No es que les agrade.

It's not that they like it.

— La única opción (2025)

Espero que le agrade nuestra nueva escuela de piano.

I hope you like our new piano school.

— 밀양 (2007)

¿Crees que le agrade?

Do you think they'll like it?

— Picnic (1955)

No puedo creer que te agrade ese restaurante.

I can’t believe you like that restaurant.