What does 골프 좋아하시 mean?
골프 좋아하시 means "liking golf" in Korean.
How it works here
골프 좋아하시 forms an expression meaning ‘to like golf.’ The honorific suffix -시- and the question ending -나요? make it a polite question about the person's preferences.
Key expression
N 좋아하다
To say what someone likes
It can be attached directly after a noun with the meaning of ‘N을 좋아하다’ (to like N). The honorific form is 좋아하시다, and the question form is natural when asking about someone's preferences.
When it's used
Used when talking about or asking about tastes, preferences, or interests.
The line
PD 골프 좋아하시나요?
PD, do you like golf?
This is said when asking about the other person's hobby or preferences and discussing shared interests.
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More examples
저는 매운 음식을 좋아해요.
I like spicy food.
아버지는 클래식 음악을 좋아하십니다.
My father likes classical music.
Quick check
When would you use this expression?
골프 좋아하시
PD 골프 좋아하시나요?
PD, do you like golf?
- A situation where the speaker decides what activity to do together with the other person.
- A situation where the speaker asks how often the other person plays golf.
- A situation where the speaker asks what hobbies the other person likes.
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A situation where the speaker asks what hobbies the other person likes.
To say what someone likes. It can be attached directly after a noun with the meaning of ‘N을 좋아하다’ (to like N). The honorific form is 좋아하시다, and the question form is natural when asking about someone's preferences.
Other words in this line
- 골프
- Golf
- 좋아하다
- To like
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