“Liked” (past) in Greek

In Greek, “Liked” (the verb, in the past tense) is written using the Latin script as:

(I) Mou arese

(You) Sou arese

(You, formal) Sas arese

(You, plural) Sas arese

(He, It) Tou arese

(She) Tis arese

(We) Mas arese

(They) Tous arese

Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:

(I) Μου άρεσε

(You) Σου άρεσε

(You, formal) Σας άρεσε

(You, plural) Σας άρεσε

(He, It) Του άρεσε

(She) Της άρεσε

(We) Μας άρεσε

(They) Τους άρεσε

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Examples in sentences or statements

 
I liked the movie we saw last night.

Mou arese i tainia pou eidame xtes to vradi.

Μου άρεσε η ταινία που είδαμε χτες το βράδυ.

 
I didn’t like the food at the restaurant.

Den mou arese to fagito sto estiatorio.

Δεν μου άρεσε το φαγητό στο εστιατόριο.

 
Did you like the party?

Sou arese to parti?

Σου άρεσε το πάρτυ;

 
Did you two like the food?

Sas arese to fagito?

Σου άρεσε το φαγητό;

 
She liked the dress she tried on at the store.

Tis arese to forema pou dokimase sto magazi.

Της άρεσε το φόρεμα που δοκίμασε στο μαγαζί.

 
He liked the music playing at the party.

Tou arese i mousiki pou epaize sto parti.

Του άρεσε η μουσική που έπαιζε στο πάρτυ.

 
”We liked the dessert served at the wedding.”

Mas arese to gliko pou fagame ston gamo.

Μας άρεσε το γλυκό που φάγαμε στον γάμο.

 
”They liked the movie they watched together.”

Tous arese i tainia pou eidan mazi.

Τους άρεσε η ταινία που είδαν μαζί.
 

In other Mediterranean languages and dialects

“Liked” (past) in Lebanese Arabic

“Liked” (past) in Tunisian Arabic

“Liked” (past) in Turkish
 

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