Examples of using "Kedveled" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you like them?
Do you not like them?
Do you like movies?
You like Mary, don't you?
Do you like your boss?
You like Mary, don't you?
Do you like school?
I don't know whether you like her or not.
I suppose you like him.
- I know you like Tom.
- I know that you like Tom.
Do you like Japanese food?
- Don't you love cats?
- Don't you like cats?
Which one of us do you like best?
Do you like North Americans?
Do you like this book?
Do you like it?
Do you like this weather?
Which Russian composer do you like the most?
I don't know why you don't like her.
- I know you don't like Tom.
- I know that you don't like Tom.
I think you like Tom.
Which season do you like the best?
Which do you like?
"Do you like snakes?" "Of course not."
You don't like Tom's dog, do you?
- Are you fond of golf?
- Do you like golf?
Do you like school?
Do you like school?
I don't know whether you like her or not.
How much do you like Tom?
The more you know him, the more you like him.
Do you like school?
What genre of music do you like the most?
- Which do you prefer, apples or bananas?
- Which do you like better, apples or bananas?
Do you prefer red wine or white wine?
I suppose you like him.
Do you like Italian music?
Is that the only reason you don't like Tom?
"Do you like Tom?" "I like him, but I can't see him as a romantic interest."
"So, do you like Mary?" "What's not to like? She's an amazing woman."
"Why do I get the feeling you don't like him very much?" "Because I don't."
Why do you like it?