안녕하세요!

안녕하세요!

저는 Jennifer입니다.

고양이를 좋아해요. 먹는 것도 좋아해요.

Common mistake for Korean learners early on is to put a space between a noun and "is" (이다). There should be no space.

ex. 저는 학생이에요. I am a student.

제 친구는 한국사람입니다. My friend is a Korean.

I don't think so many exclamation points are needed haha :)

먹다 좋아해요 is incorrect.  First, verbs and adjectives are always conjugated in some way. Second of all, this would translate to "I like eat".

It should be "I like eating." You need to turn the verb into a noun to say you like something.

먹다 -> 먹기 or 먹는 것

안녕하세요!

안녕하세요! 저는 Jennifer 입니다! 고양이를 촣 좋아해요!!! 먹다 먹는 것도 촣 좋아해요!!!