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Chris_paros
I love you in Japanese?? How does someone say I love you in Japanese??
Jun 8, 2008 12:25 PM
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"Aishiteru"(愛してる) is the direct translation for i love you. although, Japanese tend to use the phase "suki" or like more often. Such as "suki desu" or "suki dayo".
June 8, 2008
It can also be "daisuke wa"
June 15, 2008
it can be "aishiteiru" or "sukidesu"
June 14, 2008
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English, Greek, Japanese
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Japanese
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