Examples of using "Tetszik" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you like it?
Like it?
Which do you like?
I hope you like it.
I like what you like.
Well, do you like it?
Do you like her?
I like your hat.
I like your way of thinking.
You like it, huh?
I like that.
- I hope you'll like it.
- I hope that you will like it.
- I hope you like it.
Which one do you like?
- How do you like that?
- What do you think of it?
- What do you think of him?
- How do you like it?
Do you really like it?
Don't you like it?
Tom likes me.
I like both.
Do you enjoy it?
I don't like that.
I like your style.
I like your attitude.
I like your painting.
I don't like Boston.
What don't you like?
I hope you like it.
Like it if you like it.
I like what I see.
I really like that.
They like the idea.
- Do you like San Francisco?
- Do you like San Fran?
- Which one do you prefer?
- Which one do you like better?
I like your free mindset.
If you like it you keep it,
- I like the way you smile.
- I like your way of smiling.
Which skirt do you like?
If you like it, you can keep it!
This pleases me.
I like English.
I like your optimism.
- You don't like it?
- Don't you like it?
I like your smile.
I like your earrings.
I like your room.
Does he like Japan?
Do you like school?
- I like her attitude.
- I like his attitude.
I like your scarf.
I like your shirt.
I love your eyes.
I like your hat.
I like your garden.
I like the way you think.
What do you like about it?
Do you like Boston?
- I like it in Boston.
- I loved it in Boston.
I like your outfit.
I like your place.
I like your shoes.
I really like this one.
Do you like French?
Call it what you like.
Do you like Boston?
Do you like my shoes?
I like your beard.
I love this one.
You may choose whichever you want.
Do you like New York?
I like Tom.
I like the way you talk.
I love your clothes.
- I like your thinking.
- I like how you think.
I actually like it.
I like your idea.
I like your yard.
- I like it here.
- I like it in here.
Some people like it.
I don't like Boston.
Tom doesn't like it.
I like your book.
- That smells nice.
- I like the way that smells.
- I like your painting.
- I like your picture.
I like her picture.
I don't like it at all.
Do you like Moscow?
Which do you prefer?
I like your voice.
I like Tom's voice.
I love the idea.
Does he like China?