Examples of using "Mögen" in a sentence and their english translations:
like
like.
- Everybody likes you.
- Everyone likes you.
Do kids like you?
Women love lies, men love lying.
- All of us like her.
- We all like him.
Miss White is liked by everyone.
Some students like baseball, and others like soccer.
Some people like cats, and others prefer dogs.
- You'll like him.
- You'll like her.
- You're going to like her.
- You'll like her.
We like our French teacher.
- Rabbits like carrots.
- Rabbits love carrots.
Everyone loves Mac.
They like apples.
They love coffee.
You like fruit.
They like English.
Do you like apples?
Do they like wine?
Do you like dogs?
Do you like surprises?
- Everyone likes her.
- Everybody likes him.
- Everyone likes him.
- Everybody likes her.
Everyone likes it.
Are you fond of baseball?
- Everybody likes Tom.
- Everyone likes Tom.
We like children.
We like music.
Fruit flies like bananas.
Do they like you?
- Kids like ice cream.
- Children like ice cream.
We like Tom.
We like it.
Do you like pears?
- We like snow.
- We like the snow.
- Everyone likes me.
- Everybody likes me.
Do you like tennis?
Cats like boxes.
Do they like oranges?
Do you like oranges?
Are you fond of music?
Do you like tea?
Do you like salmon?
Do you like strawberries?
Dogs like squeaky toys.
Do you like Mozartkugeln?
Bears like honey.
We like pizza.
Do you like beer?
Children like chocolate.
Do you like small sausages?
- Children are fond of cake.
- Children love cake.
- Children like cake.
We love you.
Everybody likes you.
Do kids like you?
Do you like sushi?
Do you like Tom?