Dear Friend, Thank you for learning Bengali. But here is a little mistake; You have written barobashi, but it's Bhalobashi. Ami Tumake Bhalobashi = I Love You. Don't worry for that. I don't know about a single word in Japanese. I think you have known a lot of Bengali. Thank you. - - Kalam

はい、　アミ　トマケ　バロバシ　＝　君のことが大好き！

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"I like you very much" "আমার েতামােক খুব ভ্ােল্া লােগ" "amar tomake khub bhalo lage" or "I like you" "আিম েতামােক প্ছ্ন্দ ক্ির্" "ami tomake pachondo kori" "I love you" "আিম েতামােক ভােল্াব্ািস্" "ami tomake bhalobashi" Common greetings in Bengali: http://www.omniglot.com/language/phrases/bengali.php BTW, How do you say "I love you" and "I like you" in Japanese? It must be an extremely polite and soft expression ^^ The teacher in my Japanese class said that there is no "L" sound in Japanese phonetics. It turns to "R" sound. Hence, "bhalobashi" should sound "bharobashi" in Japanese. But, when you write, you have to be careful about this "L". Hope it helps!! Welcome to Bengali...^^ Thank you.