Talking About Your Likes and Dislikes

Learn how to talk about likes and dislikes in English with simple phrases and a short dialogue — perfect for A1 beginners.

  • المسار: اللغة الإنجليزية
  • القسم: المحادثة
  • المستوى: A1
  • وقت القراءة: 2 دقيقة
  • آخر تحديث: 20 أغسطس 2026

Do You Like Coffee or Tea? One of the first things people ask when they meet you is: "What do you like?" Answering this question is easy — you just need a few simple phrases. Let's look at exactly what to say. Key Phrases These are the five most useful phrases for expressing likes and dislikes : I like ___. — You enjoy something. Example: "I like music." I love ___. — You enjoy it very much. Example: "I love football." I don't like ___. — You do not enjoy something. Example: "I don't like rain." I hate ___. — You strongly dislike something. Example: "I hate waking up early." Do you like ___?…

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What is the difference between 'I like' and 'I love'?
'I like' means you enjoy something. 'I love' means you enjoy it very, very much — it is stronger than 'like'.
How do I say I dislike something politely?
Use 'I don't like' — it is polite and natural. 'I hate' is much stronger, so use it carefully.
Can I say 'I like swim' or must I say 'I like swimming'?
You must say 'I like swimming'. When you use a verb after like, love, or hate, always add -ing to the verb.
How do I ask someone about their likes in English?
Simply say 'Do you like ___?' — for example, 'Do you like football?' It is easy and very common.