"Του αρέσει το επάγγελμα μου."
Translation:He likes my profession.
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It should be, but we cannot add two accents in the basic sentence!
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.
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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.
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.
I also heard it as Atena-Ileana indicates and appreciate your explanation. Ευχαριστώ
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It sounds like "epangelima" but it should sound like "epangelma", probably because of the text-to-speech software.