How to Say ‘Do you like?’ in Japanese
が好きですか？
がすきですか？
Word-by-Word Breakdown
がが
[ga]
Subject marker
A particle marking the subject of a sentence.
どんな映画が好きですか？
What kind of movies do you like?
好きすき
[suki]
Like(s)
Expresses fondness or preference.
彼は犬が好きです。
He likes dogs.
ですです
[desu]
Is/am/are
Used as the copula in Japan to denote state of being.
彼は医者です。
He is a doctor.
かか
[ka]
(question marker)
A question marker used at the end of a sentence.
休みは何ですか？
What is your hobby?
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