"She really likes the cake."

Translation: A lei piace davvero la torta.

[Chrismakem]

Why le and not lei?

[Viaggiatore]

"Spesso" means often.

[peteraasch]

I'm sorry, I made a mistake. I mean, the difference of "proprio" and "davvero".

[Viaggiatore]

Here's the long answer. As adverbs they're similar. http://www.wordreference.com/iten/proprio http://www.wordreference.com/iten/davvero

[peteraasch]

What is the difference between "spesso" e "davvero"?

[CiaoSharon]

Why wouldn't molta also be acceptable ...piace molta

[fgrinaldi]

I presume that "davvero", or "really", is usually used to modify a verb. I.e. "He really likes it."; "They really make it fun."

While, "molto", or "very", is often used to modify an adjective. I.e. "It is very heavy."; "They are very nice."

Although, in English, we often use "really" too to modify an adjective as an emphasis.

It's just my opinion, though. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Grazie. :)