Likes and Dislikes

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日本語好き嫌いの表現

A1Expressing preferences with 好き (like) and 嫌い (dislike) as な-adjectives. The liked object takes が. Degree with 大好き (love) and 大嫌い (hate).

アイルランド語Taitneamh agus Mítaitneamh

A1Expressing preferences using copula patterns: 'Is maith liom' (I like), 'Ní maith liom' (I don't like), 'Is breá liom' (I love), 'Is fuath liom' (I hate). All use 'le' prepositional pronouns.

ウェールズ語Hoffi a Chasáu

A1Expressing preferences with 'hoffi/licio' (to like), 'casáu' (to hate), 'caru' (to love): Dw i'n hoffi coffi. Also 'mae'n well gen i' (I prefer, lit. it's better with me).

マオリ語Ngā Mea e Pīrangi Ana

A2Expressing preferences: 'He pai ki a au' (I like it, lit. it is good to me), 'Kāore au e rata' (I don't like), 'He tino pai' (very good/I really like). Emotional responses to things.

ハワイ語ʻŌlelo Hoʻohui Manaʻo

A2Expressing preferences: makemake (like/want), puʻiwa (surprised), hoihoi (interesting/interested), ʻoluʻolu (pleased), huhū (angry). 'Makemake au i ka poi' (I like poi).

カタロニア語Agradar i Anar

A1Expressing likes with 'agradar' (indirect object pattern: m'agrada = I like). Also 'anar' for going, including periphrastic future: vaig a + infinitive. 'Anar-se'n' = to leave.

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