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1755 examples found containing 'すき' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
わたしマンガすきです
I like manga.
ゲームすきです
I like video games.
わたし
ほん
すきです
I like reading books.
わたしおよぐすきです
I like swimming.
わたしごはん
べる
すきです
I like eating.
わたし
しろ
くつすきです
I like white shoes.
わたしすいえいすきです
I like swimming.
わたしはしるすきです
I like running.
でも
ふゆ
あまり
ではありません
I'm don't really like winter, though.
でもえいがかん
です
However, I love movie theaters.
しろ
くるま
ほうあかい
くるま
より

I like the white car better than the red car.
りょこう
旅行
する
です
I like traveling.
にほん
日本
ジュースりんごジュースです
In Japan my favorite juice is apple.
ジュース
おし
えてください

Please tell me your favorite juice.
ちち
くろ
ものすきです
My dad likes black things.
とくにおよぐ
です
I particularly enjoy swimming.
ふと
から
ではない
っています

She says she doesn't like it because it's fat.
わたし
ふゆ
です
I like winter.
わたしこの
あじ
すきです
I like this flavor.
なつ
より
ですトムさん
I like it better than summer. How about you?
わたし
あか
くるま
すきではない
I don’t like red cars.
その
じかん
時間
とても
です
I really enjoy that time.
あなた
かのじょ
彼女
った

She said that she liked you.
ちょうなん
長男
かね
つかう
ではありません
My eldest son doesn’t like to spend money.
あき
です
Do you like autumn?
カラオケとても
です
I like karaoke very much.
わたし
ちゃ
じゃない
I don't care for green tea.
だから
です
So, he prefers it.
なに
です
What do you like?
やまだ
山田
さんかく
ときどきいっしょにかきます
Yamada-san also enjoys painting, and we sometimes paint together.
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