Examples of using "”tykkäätkö" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you like white chocolate?
- Do you like studying?
- Do you enjoy studying?
- Do you like bugs?
- Do you like insects?
Do you like to play games?
Do you love music?
Do you like school?
Do you like rap?
Do you like to write?
Do you like bowling?
Do you like baseball?
Do you like surfing?
You like it, huh?
Do you like this garden?
Do you like insects?
Do you like Bryan Adams?
Do you like to play games?
Do you like to read Tatoeba?
Do you like cheese?
Do you like movies?
Do you like insects?
- Are you fond of baseball?
- Do you like baseball?
- You like baseball?
Do you also like doing crossword puzzles?
Do you like ravioli?
- Do you like writing?
- Do you like to write?
- Do you like dancing?
- Do you like to dance?
Do you like rap?
Do you like dinosaurs?
Do you like women with large or small breasts?
- Do you like bugs?
- Do you like insects?
- Do you like to travel?
- Do you like trips?
- Do you like traveling?
Do you like movies?
Do you like this garden?
Do you like this band?
Do you like Tom's tattoo?
Do you like Tom's tattoos?
Do you like living in Rome?
- Do you like this color?
- Do you like this colour?
- Are you fond of swimming?
- Do you like swimming?
Do you like writing?
Do you like to party?
Do you like going to work?
Do you like swimming?
I don't like camping. Do you like camping?
Do you like living here?
Do you like going to school?
Do you like these colors?
"Do you like Tom?" "I like him, but I can't see him as a romantic interest."
Do you like fishing? Maybe we could get together sometime.
Do you like black cats?
"Do you like to listen to J-rock or J-pop?" "What does that mean?" "J-rock is Japanese rock, and J-pop is Japanese pop."