Are liking意思

"Are liking" is not a grammatically correct phrase in English. It seems like you might be trying to express the present progressive tense of the verb "like," which is used to indicate ongoing or continuous action. If you're looking to describe something that is happening right now or is in progress, you would use the present progressive form "is liking" or "are liking," depending on the subject.

For example:

• "She is liking the book." (singular subject, present progressive)
• "They are liking the movie." (plural subject, present progressive)

If you're referring to a general preference or enjoyment, you would use the present simple tense:

• "She likes the book." (singular subject, present simple)
• "They like the movie." (plural subject, present simple)

If you have any other questions or need clarification on something else, feel free to ask!