How to say "He likes something" without using は?


Typically, you would say 「彼は寿司が好きです。」 to say "He likes sushi." But assuming
the "topic" of the sentence was something else and you couldn't use は without
repeating it (if that's an option), what particles would you use? …彼◯寿司◯好きです。

Edit: Should also clarify that I mean the subject is necessary. Removing 彼 or
the person's name is not an option.




Just use a pause, although this would be informal.

>   * 彼、寿司好き.
>

Although, I don't see why you can't repeat using a は.

>   * 食べ物は彼は寿司が好きです。
>

Why is this not an option for you? Can you give examples or more context?




Just use a pause, although this would be informal.

>   * 彼、寿司好き.
>

Although, I don't see why you can't repeat using a は.

>   * 食べ物は彼は寿司が好きです。
>

Why is this not an option for you? Can you give examples or more context?

