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Sure, when speaking about the formal English language. In terms of social platforms, however, favorite and like have very different connotations. Favorite impli
by the_watcher 11y ago
Sure, when speaking about the formal English language. In terms of social platforms, however, favorite and like have very different connotations. Favorite implies something far less common than a like. Most people think of a favorite as something they'd like to come back to, while no one really pays attention to every thing they've liked on FB or Instagram
- teaneedz 11y agoYes! Favorite has meaning beyond the literal for anyone who has been online for a few days. I fav to bookmark or give a simple thumbs up. Hearts break that meaning.