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space cowboy

Senior Member
Russian
I ran into several definitions of the word 'subscribe' and saw several uses of that word with and without preposition on youtube.

So are the both variants acceptable:


Subscribe him if you want to know more about sea life.

Subscribe to him if you want to know more about sea life.

Subscribe his channel if want to know more about sea life.

Subscribe to his channel if you want to know more about sea life.
I think the last sentence is okay, space cowboy.

"Subscribe him" is stupid. "Subscribe to him" is not much better, nor is "subscribe his channel."
"Subscribe to" is the only way to say it correctly in my mind. I wouldn't put a lot of faith in what others might write on Youtube.
"Subscribe to" is the only way to say it correctly in my mind. I wouldn't put a lot of faith in what others might write on Youtube.

I agree with this and the other posts as regards 'subscribe...'. However it might be worth pointing out that 'Please unsubscribe me' is the normal way of asking to be taken off a commercial mailing list.
Can I say the following?

If you like my channel, please subscribe to.

Many thanks!
You need an "it" at the end - please subscribe to it.
You can omit "to it", but not just "it" or just "to".
1. If you like my channel, please subscribe.
2. Please subscribe to my channel, if you like it.
3. If you like my channel, please subscribe to it.
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