"le" basically means "him" or "her", that is, similar to "he" or "she", but used as a direct or indirect object. Examples, from Real Academia Española:
Le dije
Dale el libro (Here, the "le" is added to the verb "da".)
Like in Spanish is gusta. It is usually used with le.
"A él le gusta" in Spanish means "He likes." It is used to express that someone likes something.
"Le gustan" in Spanish means "he/she likes" or "they like." It is used to express that someone has a preference or enjoys something.
Le pravda is not Spanish or English. If you can tell me what it means in English, I can translate it into Spanish for you.
"Que se le ofrece" is a polite way to ask someone "What can I do for you?" or "How can I help you?" in Spanish. It is often used in customer service or when offering assistance to someone.
"Le dice" is a Spanish phrase that means "he/she tells him/her" or "he/she says to him/her." It is used to indicate communication or interactions between two people.
le perdono means I forgive in spanish.
Le gusta. Le da placer.
to like
help them
Spanish: - Nadie le gusta
"Que no le cuentas" in Spanish means "don't tell him/her." It is used when someone wants to keep a secret or not reveal certain information to someone else.