Understanding how to express what you like or don’t in Czech is a crucial step in sounding more natural. Let’s have a look at one of the options that you have in Czech.
When a woman expresses her preferences, she uses „Mám ráda.“ Here are some examples:
Further, we can express an affection towards more exotic fruits:
You can see above what kinds of fruit we prefer to be used in a singular form (eg. rybíz) and what kinds of fruit we prefer to be used in a plural form (eg. berries: jahody, borůvky, etc.)
Switching to male preferences, we use „Mám rád.“ Let’s learn through Michal’s likes and dislikes:
Michal:
Mám rád pomeranče. (I like oranges.)
Mám rád meruňky. (I like apricots.)
Mám rád borůvky. (I like blueberries.)
Nemám rád granátová jablka. (I don’t like pomegranates.)
Nemám rád černý rybíz. (I don’t like black currant.)
When you talk about his preferences:
Here are phrases to express shared preferences and differences in tastes between two people: