How does 好き work in relative clauses?


I'm trying to say something like "I want to make friends with people who like
x" but I can't figure out how to say it. I think 「ｘが好きな友達を作りたい」but that
doesn't seem quite right. Thanks.




> 「ｘが好{す}きな友達{ともだち}を作{つく}りたい。」

is a well-formed sentence with nothing incorrect or unnatural about it. You
could also say:

> 「ｘが好きな人{ひと} **と** 友達 **に** なりたい.」

Finally, it is also correct and common among us native speakers to say:

> 「[Noun] + 好{ず}きな人」 Note 「好き」 is read 「 **ず** き」 here.

If you inserted a 「の」 or 「が」 between the noun and 「好きな」, then you pronounce
the 「好き」 as 「 **す** き」.




> 「ｘが好{す}きな友達{ともだち}を作{つく}りたい。」

is a well-formed sentence with nothing incorrect or unnatural about it. You
could also say:

> 「ｘが好きな人{ひと} **と** 友達 **に** なりたい.」

Finally, it is also correct and common among us native speakers to say:

> 「[Noun] + 好{ず}きな人」 Note 「好き」 is read 「 **ず** き」 here.

If you inserted a 「の」 or 「が」 between the noun and 「好きな」, then you pronounce
the 「好き」 as 「 **す** き」.

