To like

In Russian, this verb is notably different from the English equivalent.

When you want to say "I like strawberries" in Russian, you say "мне нравятся клубники".

Note that "I" from the original sentence has become "мне", i.e. the dative case. The object of the original English sentence has become the subject in Russian, meaning in this case the verb is in the plural form. In Russian, "strawberries" is the subject.

What you like in Russian is in the nominative case.
Who likes is in the dative case.