"Er mag Wasser."

Translation: He likes water.

[dveesha]

I'm glad he does it's important!

[nenella351]

I agree it sounds ihr instead of Er .Zu komplitziert
However you can pay attention to the verb conjugation . Thsi can give you important clues to decide what the better answer is.

[avensis_32]

You can't dislike something that makes up 70% of your body!

[jennacide_2]

he's a narcissist!

[kmusser123]

Sounds like "ihr" instead of Er...

[KansasBurri]

When you can't tell what the subject is, listen for how the verb is conjugated to tell you what the subject in the sentence is. I'm in French 2 at my high school and that is what has saved me from getting a lot of answers wrong on the listening comprehension part of a test many times. Works for German too, I guess.

[kmusser123]

maybe I have a speaker problem.

[ANErbar]

I heard "Ihr" as well.

[tomshc]

me too!

[UrLossMyGain]

Same here...

[mbutta]

me too but then it should be "mogst"...

[katzie77]

For this verb, the conjugation is 'er/sie/es mog'. 'Mogst' is used for 'du', ie 'Du mogst Wasser"

[PannasOwen]

Nope, you say es/er/sie magt

[chelseaanderson]

In English, we can say "I'd like water" when the waitstaff asks what we'll have to drink. Can you do the same thing in German, or does it only refer to enjoying/being fond of water instead of wanting it?

[varun3232]

I am sure it is in the sense that he loves water.

[AwanisWard]

Is mogen and mag have same meaning?

[JGHunter]

Drop down says "Er" is "he" or "it". How can I remember when to differentiate? Is "mag" changed in some way?

[AndreaLogg]

Why is it "mag" instead of "magt"?