"Do you like the orange?"

Translation: Σου αρέσει το πορτοκάλι;

[RaleighStarbuck]

I wrote "σας αρέσει το πορτοκάλι;" is that not correct for formal usage?

[Theo_Matrakas]

It is correct for formal usage and for plural number. I have added it :)

[mizinamo]

Your sentence is correct.

[Anas276]

Hey guys I have a problem with αρέσει, how can I say: I like it, or You like him or you like them?

[G.Georgopoulos]

I like it: (Αυτό) μου αρέσει

You like him: (Αυτός) σου/σας αρέσει

You like them: (Αυτοί/Αυτές/Αυτά) σου/σας αρέσουν ;)

[rintumathu]

Also Can't we say μου αρέσει αυτός or is there any rule that αυτός should come first

[G.Georgopoulos]

Yes, that, too.

[rintumathu]

So if I want to say "He likes me" will it be "Του αρέσει μου" or "Του αρέσι σε εμενα", or are both accepted or is there a different translation

[mizinamo]

It would be του αρέσω.

The verb form would have the -ω ending (because "I" am the one who appeals to him).

[rintumathu]

Great! I was wondering whether there is a word αρέσω and now understood the key to mystery of αρέσει. Thank you very much

[BrankicaT]

How we can say: They like

[troll1995]

It's τους αρέσει for one thing and τους αρέσουν if they like many things.
Τους αρέσει η σοκολάτα = They like chocolate (one thing)
Τους αρέσουν τα λαχανικά = They like vegetables (many things).