"しおが好きです。"

Translation: I like salt.

[2hTu2]

League of legends my dudes

[Stan84388]

That's why i stopped playing it

[JapaneseLe4]

Your damn right

[Falcon198016]

塩が好きです。

[Pikachu025]

Wauw, this is the first sentence in the entire course where I've heard the speaker explicitly stress in the "u" at the end of "desu"! :D

[RamenDutchman]

Huh, now that you mention it she does!
Also, looking at your "wauw", are you a Dutch/Flemish/Afrikaans, German or Danish speaker by any change?

[lecoursair]

Classic sentence. Absolutely crucial to understanding the glorious language that is Japanese.

[MotokoCoem]

It makes us truly salty

[sod_off]

It offered me the option to put "I like you"... Alas, Duo-さん is infallible to charms.

[shiraji]

Every gamer ever.

[Alberto.Kato]

hypertension is dangerous

[Mateu-san]

Yeah, I like Splatoon and Smash Bros. too.

Joking aside, am I the only one hearing 塩 as しを?

[JouraltoFe]

It's too Overwatch in here for me.

[DeanQuitDoulingo]

The Anime community is salt

[Leo456036]

Check if you have zink deficiency.

[AnthonyHa11]

I also like holding L's to my chest.

[OscarMarco4]

I do not understand why "league of legends?" Or "overwatch " Can someone explain please.

[Stan84388]

Those are games... that you should not play. "Salt" refers to players being really mean to their teammmates, these games are famous for it. Especially LoL.

[RyanZmolek]

I still don't understand the use case between が and　は for subject indicators .

[Xeriavex]

は is more of a "topic marker", while が might be better described as an "identifier particle".
In this sentence, you use が to "identify" what you like - "Salt (is what) I like"
Sentences can have both in them, like this:
象は鼻が長いです　「ぞうは はなが ながいです」 - Elephants have long noses, or "As for elephants, (their) noses are (what is) long"
http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/grammar/particlesintro

[MotokoCoem]

Every gatcha game

[DanVR07]

Must be someone who likes to watch Twitch often.

[Leo358607]

weird flex but ok