What does 좋아해 mean?
좋아해 means "likes (acai)" in Korean.
How it works here
‘좋아하다’ means to feel fond of something or someone. Here, combined with the sentence ending, it means “I really like it.”
Dictionary form
좋아하다
To like; to feel fond of
It is usually used with an object marked by ‘을/를’. This is a very common expression in everyday conversation and sounds natural when talking about preferences. It is much lighter than ‘사랑하다’ (to love) and can describe anything from a simple preference to strong fondness.
When it's used
Used to express a preference or fondness for people, food, hobbies, or music.
The line
이게 아사이야? 내가 많이 좋아해
Is this acai? I really like it.
A casual conversation in which the speaker briefly expresses a preference or fondness.
Scene from “[아바타 : 선택의 길] 사랑에는 선택과 책임이 따르는 법🎻 - ENHYPEN (엔하이픈)” · Channel: ENHYPEN Watch on YouTube
More examples
나는 매운 음식을 정말 좋아해.
I really like spicy food.
우리 아버지는 클래식 음악을 좋아해.
My father likes classical music.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
좋아해
이게 아사이야? 내가 많이 좋아해
Is this acai? I really like it.
- To avoid something deliberately because it is unpleasant.
- To like something or someone; to feel fond of them.
- To give up easily because worry comes first.
- To quickly become accustomed to something unfamiliar.
Show the answer
To like something or someone; to feel fond of them.
It is usually used with an object marked by ‘을/를’. This is a very common expression in everyday conversation and sounds natural when talking about preferences. It is much lighter than ‘사랑하다’ (to love) and can describe anything from a simple preference to strong fondness.
Other words in this line
- 이것
- This
- 나
- I; me
- 많이
- A lot
Same expression in other scenes
- 좋아하는 — Liking; being fond of
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