Examples of using "Hoşlanıyorsun" in a sentence and their english translations:
What do you like about me?
I think you like me.
I think you like Tom.
I suppose you like it.
Why do you like them?
Do you like only the boys?
You like me, don't you?
You like her, don't you?
You're enjoying this, aren't you?
You like girls.
You do like music, don't you?
What kind of candy do you like?
What kind of women do you like?
You like girls, don't you?
What do you like about Tom?
Which kind of music do you like?
What snacks do you enjoy eating?
- You like chocolate, right?
- You like chocolate, don't you?
You like Mary, don't you?
You'd probably really like it.
What type of music do you like?
You like chess, don't you?
What kind of things do you enjoy doing?
You do like living dangerously.
You like beans, don't you?
You like doing that, don't you?
- I assume you still enjoy drinking beer.
- I assume that you still enjoy drinking beer.
What kind of fish do you like to eat?
What else did you like about Tom?
What kinds of clothes do you like to wear?
Which one of your guitars do you enjoy playing the most?
What do you like most about Esperanto?
Why do you like smearing China so much?
"What about me do you like?" "Everything."
Why do you like wearing hats so much?
What do you enjoy most about learning French?
You like rain, don't you?
You like all vegetables except cabbage, don't you?
Which do you like better, music or English?
Which do you enjoy more, ice skating or roller skating?
What is it you like about Tom?
A: "Maybe you like him?" B: "No way! I don't like him or anything like that. What are you saying?"