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Originally Posted by sbg711
I guess this is my first post here 
Anyway, I've been going through some notes regarding progressive verb forms ("-te imasu" in particular), and kind of stumbled upon a small problem when a friend asked what would be the progressive forms for Suki and Kirai.
Now, I know that neither Suki nor Kirai are verbs, which makes them even more complicated to conjugate.
好きでいます and 好きしています - which of them two is the correct progressive form?
(I have a vague feeling that neither of them are correct  ) |
I'm not sure what you mean by the progressive form of "suki" or "kirai" or any other adjective in Japanese. "I am liking fried eggs" doesn't work too well as English, and "Today is being very hot" also isn't a happy combination.