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In the context :- "How do you like it here" it would be translated as
how do you like it? = "Wie gefällt es Ihnen?" (formal) how do you like it? = "Wie gefällt es dir?" (informal)
In the context :- "How do you like your steak" it would be translated as how do you like it? = "Wie möchten Sie es?" (formal) how do you like it? = "Wie möchtest du es ?" (informal)
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∙ 13y agoI like it translates as ich mag esor es gefällt mir.
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