"Hae ñuhā kepā, ñuho boto vaoresan."

Translation: Like my father, I enjoy my work.

[ingochris]

Can't "vaoresan" also mean "prefer" in english?

[LeniRiefen]

That's right. But I think the genetive is required for the translation "prefer". With the accusative, it means "like".

[ingochris]

Also, "I like my work, like my dad."

[Jennifer315204]

Why isn't it "ñuhe bote"?

[LeniRiefen]

The word is "boto". O-ending words has the same form in nominative and accusative. Since it's a lunar noun, ñuha is correct.