"Του αρέσει το επάγγελμα μου."

Translation: He likes my profession.

[blakoulina]

shouldn't it be "του αρέσει το επάγγελμά μου" with two accents?

[troll1995]

It should be...

[Theo_Matrakas]

It should be, but we cannot add two accents in the basic sentence!

[Atena_Ileana]

The pronunciation doesn't seem to be correct. There is an "i" between "λ" and " μ" and I don't see where is that from.

[Dimitra956826]

I don't think there is an i between λ and μ. I can't hear it. However, it might be confusing for someone, considering that after the λ and just before the μ, there is the slightest pause between the two letters, which might make someone think that there's a letter in there.

[AniOhevYayin]

I also heard it as Atena-Ileana indicates and appreciate your explanation. Ευχαριστώ

[goran.vasic]

It sounds like "epangelima" but it should sound like "epangelma", probably because of the text-to-speech software.

[c0cYAB2S]

yes, she pronounces like "epankelima"

[Daniel147471]

Is "του" replacable with "Αυτός"?

[mizinamo]

No.

αρέσει has the appealing item as the subject, and the experiencer in the genitive case (for pronouns) or σε + accusative case (for nouns) -- something appeals TO somebody, if that helps you remember.

You can't say "My profession appeals to he" nor can you say Αυτός αρέσει το επάγγελμά μου.