“Being fond of” in Japanese
Short answer
Being fond of in Japanese is “すこ” (suko). Full meaning: liking, being fond of, to one's liking, to one's taste, preferred, favourite.
Other ways to say “Being fond of” in Japanese
好き
suki liking, being fond of, to one's liking, to one's taste, preferred, favourite; liking (romantically), being in love with, beloved; faddism, eccentricity
愛飲
aiin drinking habitually, being fond of (a drink)
スキ
suki liking, being fond of, to one's liking, to one's taste, preferred, favourite; liking (romantically), being in love with, beloved; faddism, eccentricity
チュキ
chuki liking, being fond of, to one's liking, to one's taste, preferred, favourite; liking (romantically), being in love with, beloved; faddism, eccentricity
愛玩
aigan caring for (esp. a pet or a small object), cherishing, being fond of, prizing, treasuring
スコッ
suko liking, being fond of, to one's liking, to one's taste, preferred, favourite
巣子
sugo liking, being fond of, to one's liking, to one's taste, preferred, favourite
須古
suko liking, being fond of, to one's liking, to one's taste, preferred, favourite
愛翫
aigan caring for (esp. a pet or a small object), cherishing, being fond of, prizing, treasuring
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