“Liking” in Japanese
Short answer
Liking 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 “Liking” 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
好み
konomi liking, taste, fancy, fondness; wish, desire, choice, preference; liking for, taste for, fondness for
好き好み
sukikonomi liking, taste, preference
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
嗜好
shikou taste, liking, preference
嗜欲
shiyoku liking (for), appetite, weakness, fondness, indulgence
ライク
raiku like, liking; -like, -style
ごのみ
gonomi liking, taste, fancy, fondness; wish, desire, choice, preference; liking for, taste for, fondness for
偏好
henkou partiality (to something), liking
スコッ
suko liking, being fond of, to one's liking, to one's taste, preferred, favourite
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