what's the difference between "möcheten" and"mögen"?
Especially when they both mean "like". Thanks!
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"möcheten" is wrong, it's "möchten" = want to [do something/have something]. It doesn't mean "like", just "like to do something" is possible as a translation-
mögen = to like [something/someone]
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Möchten is the imperfect subjunctive form plural from mögen, just
ich möchte = I would like
ich mag = I like (or better even: love)
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