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How do you say i like in different languages?

Here are some ways to say "I like" in different languages:

Romance Languages:

* Spanish: Me gusta (formal), Me encanta (informal)

* French: J'aime (formal), Je kiffe (informal)

* Italian: Mi piace (formal), Mi amo (informal)

* Portuguese: Gosto (formal), Adoro (informal)

* Romanian: Îmi place (formal), Îmi place mult (informal)

Germanic Languages:

* German: Ich mag (formal), Ich liebe (informal)

* English: I like

* Dutch: Ik vind... leuk (formal), Ik hou van... (informal)

* Swedish: Jag gillar (formal), Jag älskar (informal)

* Norwegian: Jeg liker (formal), Jeg elsker (informal)

* Danish: Jeg kan lide (formal), Jeg elsker (informal)

Slavic Languages:

* Russian: Мне нравится (formal), Я люблю (informal)

* Polish: Lubię (formal), Kocham (informal)

* Czech: Mám rád/ráda (formal), Miluju (informal)

* Ukrainian: Мені подобається (formal), Я люблю (informal)

* Serbian: Свиђа ми се (formal), Волим (informal)

Other Languages:

* Japanese: 好きです (suki desu) (formal), 好き (suki) (informal)

* Chinese (Mandarin): 我喜欢 (wǒ xǐhuan)

* Korean: 좋아해요 (joahae yo) (formal), 좋아 (joa) (informal)

* Arabic: أُحِبُّ (ʾuḥibbu) (formal), أُحِبُّ (ʾuḥibbu) (informal)

* Hindi: मुझे पसंद है (mujhe pasand hai)

Note:

* "Formal" and "informal" can vary depending on the context and the relationship between the speaker and the listener.

* Many languages have different ways to express "like" depending on the intensity of the feeling.

* The informal forms are generally used with close friends and family, while the formal forms are used with people you don't know well or in professional settings.

It is always a good idea to check with a native speaker to ensure you are using the correct form.

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