The phrase is a phonetic or dialectal variation of the Italian expression "mi piace" , which means "I like it" or "it pleases me." Specifically, it is commonly found in Venetian and other Northern Italian dialects.
One rainy Tuesday, a young girl named Sofia ducked into his shop to escape a sudden downpour. She watched as Marco polished a tiny, curved piece of walnut shaped like the prow of a gondola. "Is it magic?" she asked, her eyes wide. piase_me
In Italian culture, the love for simple things often starts in the kitchen; here is a look at a dish that many would say 'piase me' about: The phrase is a phonetic or dialectal variation