“Liking” (present) in Greek
In Greek, “Liking” (the verb, in the present tense) is written using the Latin script as:
(I) Mou aresei
(You) Sou aresei
(You, formal) Sas aresei
(You, plural) Sas aresei
(He, It) Tou aresei
(She) Tis aresei
(We) Mas aresei
(They) Tous aresei
Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:
(I) Μου αρέσει
(You) Σου αρέσει
(You, formal) Σας αρέσει
(You, plural) Σας αρέσει
(He, It) Του αρέσει
(She) Της αρέσει
(We) Μας αρέσει
(They) Τους αρέσει
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Examples in sentences or statements
“I am liking this song!”
Mou aresei afto to tragoudi!
Μου αρέσει αυτό το τραγούδι!
“Are you liking the meal?”
Sou aresei to fagito?
Σου αρέσει το φαγητό;
“Are you guys liking the movie so far?”
Sas aresei i tainia mexri tora?
Σας αρέσει η ταινία μέχρι τώρα;
“She’s liking her new job at the company.”
Tis aresei i kainouria tis douleia stin etaireia.
Της αρέσει η καινούρια της δουλειά στην εταιρεία.
“He’s liking the book he’s reading.”
Tou aresei to vivlio pou diavazei.
Του αρέσει το βιβλίο που διαβάζει.
“We are liking the atmosphere at this party.”
Mas aresei i atmosfaira sto parti.
Μας αρέσει η ατμόσφαιρα στο πάρτυ.
”They’re liking the idea of going on a road trip.”
Tous aresei i idea na pane ena road trip.
Τους αρέσει η ιδέα να πάνε ένα road trip.
In other Mediterranean languages and dialects
“Liking” (present) in Lebanese Arabic
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