liking in Japanese
liking in Japanese is 好み — liking means a fondness or preference for something.
liking in Japanese
好み
Pronounced: konomi
A like; a predilection.
What does "liking" mean?
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noun A fondness or preference for something.
"She took a liking to the quiet village the moment she arrived."
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liking in a sentence
- She took a liking to the quiet village the moment she arrived.
- He has developed a liking for jazz.
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What is "liking" in Japanese?
"liking" in Japanese is 好み. liking means: A fondness or preference for something.
How do you pronounce 好み?
"liking" in Japanese is 好み, pronounced "konomi".
How do you use "liking" in a sentence?
Example: "She took a liking to the quiet village the moment she arrived." In Japanese, "liking" is 好み.
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