"Do you like it?"

Translation: Magst du es?

[Dick_McNads]

Is it okay to say "Du Magst es?" or is this uncommon in German speech?

[fidelernesto]

gefällt es dir?

[lilygilder]

That would be okay, too.

[eemaii]

How do you know when to use "dich" or "du" ?

[actonianlyd]

I can't work out when you use ihn or sie for the object as "it" rather than es

[TheRealMaestro]

Why can't du and es be inverted in order?

[Zchbaniel25]

If you use "das" instead of "es" you could invert it: "Das magst du?" (You really like THIS?)

This question sounds slightly more sceptical than the normal word order "Magst du das?" or "Magst du es?"

You definitely cannot say: "Es magst du?" The reason might be that the delicate word "Es" just cannot bear this kind of stress..... "Es" in the beginning of a sentence is so useful for many other things, it just refuses to serve as an accusative object as well.

Es regnet? - Ach Schreck!

Es ist also wahr? Oh nein!

Es schwimmen drei Enten auf dem Wasser....

All okay, but you CANNOT invert: Ich sehe es! Das ist es! Wer weiß es?

[-Goca-]

I said correct "Magst du es?" and Duolingo accepted that and wrote/translated "Sie mögen ist?" like correct (again)

[carllacan]

The corrector has understood "Habt ihn es" and has accepted it. Is that a German idom to say "to like someone" or is an error?

[jeymarx]

"Magst du das" came as wrong. Why?

[ana_lulz]

Same here. I don't quite understand when are these two (das, es) interchangeable.

[MuFuTeeVC]

Das is that while es is it. They are not always interchange-able. Aside that Duo is very rigid when it comes to translations since it is a software not a human

[danykantor]

Duolingo said that "Das magst du" was a wrong answer. Do you agree.?

[AyushAgraw17]

why is "du magst es" wrong?

[MargueriteAE]

Hast du Gwen haben?

[WillyTeo]

Why can't "Magst du ihm" be accepted?

[mizinamo]

ihm is dative case, but mögen takes a direct object in the accusative case: es, not ihm.