Learn Japanese Pod Podcast 08: Talking about your likes and dislikes in Japanese
Feb 1, 2017
Learn how to express likes and dislikes in Japanese, explore the popularity of sushi and a famous sushi restaurant, discover the Skiji market and its relocation, hear about favorite sushi places and pairing drinks for an exceptional culinary experience.
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Expressing Likes in Japanese
- Use the grammar pattern "nani ga suki" to say what you like in Japanese.
- To say your favorite, use the structure "X ga ichiban suki" meaning "I like X the most."
How to Say Love and Like
- To say "I love sushi" add "dai" in front of "suki" making "daisuki".
- For polite speech add "desu"; for casual just say "suki."
Expressing Dislikes Politely
- To say "I don't like something very much," use "amari" plus the negative form "janai."
- For polite form, use "dewa arimasen."