How do you say I like in Tagalog?

There are a few ways to say "I like" in Tagalog, depending on the context and the intensity of your liking:

Formal/General:

* Gusto ko (pronounced "goo-stoh koh") - This is the most common and neutral way to say "I like."

* Mahal ko (pronounced "mah-hal koh") - This translates more literally to "I love," but can also be used to express strong liking or affection.

Informal:

* Gustung-gusto ko (pronounced "goo-stung-goo-stoh koh") - This means "I really like" or "I love" and expresses a stronger liking than "gusto ko."

* Nahilig ako (pronounced "nah-hee-lig ah-koh") - This means "I'm fond of" or "I have a liking for" and implies a specific interest or hobby.

Example:

* Gusto ko ang pizza. (I like pizza.)

* Mahal ko ang pamilya ko. (I love my family.)

* Gustung-gusto ko ang bagong kanta niya. (I really like his new song.)

* Nahilig ako sa pagbabasa. (I'm fond of reading.)

The best way to say "I like" depends on the situation and the level of formality.