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Originally Posted by Nyororin
I am not sure exactly how and where you want to use these, but 好き and 嫌い come from 好く and 嫌う.
You can say 好いてる and 嫌ってる.
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Well spotted! But I don't think OP at his beginner level is really going to be tackling those verbs
OP, it's probably never going to happen that you need to use some progressive form of those two words for reasons already stated in this thread. I mean, can you tell me when you'd use the progressive form of an adjective in English??
"To be [an adjective]" is inherently progressive. "I am red" == "right now I am being red"