"Η Χημεία μου αρέσει περισσότερο από την Γεωγραφία."

Translation: I like chemistry more than geography.

[helmad]

more - people like to say 'better' with like.

[JuliaPrespa]

I agree, I think that 'I like chemistry better than geography' should be accepted as a translation for this too

[D_..]

You could say Η Χημεία μου αρέσει καλύτερα από την Γεωγραφία which matches 'better' and it would still be a correct phrase in Greek, but actually this is not as common as using περισσότερο, which of course means 'more'. Therefore it may be best to keep the current translation.

[AveryAndre1]

'better than' here seems to be an idiom in English (Shakespeare perhaps)since 'I like it well' seems a bit archaic (, but 'I like this better than that' or 'I like it well enough' are fully normal and contemporary. So I think it should be accepted as a translation from the Greek to English (but not the other way around).

[Gerardd88]

Why are Χημεία, Γεωγραφία etc. capitalized (also in English)?

[troll1995]

In greek, (i don't know if that also applies in english) sciences are capitalized.

[Gerardd88]

That's interesting. Thank you :)

[Carolyn585216]

Could you have Μου αρέσει η Xημεία περισσότερο από την Γεωγραφία?

[GiEmmePi]

what about "I prefer chemistry over geography"?