"좋아해요" is a transitive verb meaning it always needs an object with the object markers 을,를, on the other hand, "좋아요" is an adjective, it doesn't need objects, instead, it needs subjects with the subject markers 은/는/이/가. e.g. I like apples. = 저는 사과+를 좋아해요(O), 저는 사과를 좋아요(X) = 저는 사과+가 좋아요(O), 저는 사과가 좋아해요.(X) \^o^/

For a really simple (non-technical) answer: - "좋아해요" means (I) like, and - "좋아요" means (it) is like-able Note the difference here, whilst the meaning is the same, you will need to use different subject/object markers (see previous answers).

What is the difference between "좋아해요" and "좋아요"? 안녕하세요. 학교 선생님 ㅋㅋ. 좋아해요 and 좋아요 are the same meaning, but they are different expressions. You can use them both. But, when you put a question mark, it is a question like 좋아요? (do you like?) So, 좋아요 or 좋아해요 = I like. 좋아요? or 좋아해요? = do you like? Easy? hehe..