Hope you got to know some expressions related to Love here in Japanese. ~Some other common expressions related to Love.~
This expression is better translated “Bokuwa (Watashiwa) kanojo o totemo aishiteimasu.
This expression is better translated “Watashi tachi wa aishi atte imasu. This expression is better translated “Bokuwa kanojo ni koi shiteimasu. Let me explain to you with some examples below:
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Aishite Imasu 1941: Mahal Kita regarder Aishite Imasu 1941: Mahal Kita online gratuit Regardez un film en ligne travers les meilleures vidos HD 1080p gratuites sur ordinateur de bureau, ordinateur portable, ordinateur portable, tablette, iPhone, iPad, Mac Pro et plus encore. The feeling expressed as Koi(恋、こい) is often the one way feelings only from you to the person.Īi(愛、あい), on the other hand means, you feel that you want to devote your life to someone special, wanting to cherish the person with your sincere love. Aishite Imasu 1941: Mahal Kita streaming francais. When you are constantly thinking about someone, wanting to see her/him, wanting to be on his/her side, you use Koi(恋、こい). The other variations you might have heard of (aishiteiru) and (aishiteimasu) are more formal but mean exactly the same. In my opinion, Ai means definitely much more stronger feeling of love towards someone special. So with the phrase (aishiteru) you literally say (I) am loving but the message you convey and the meaning is I love you. Diposting oleh Unknown di 18.58 Tidak ada komentar: Kirimkan Ini lewat.
Carnafal 2013 at grabag, magelang jawa tengah. In Japanese, we often use two words expressing, Love. Totemo Aishite Imasu Rabu, 13 November 2013. Love at first sight => Hitomebore (一目惚れ、ひとめぼれ) I will show you various ways of showing your affection. When you are in love with someone special, or always thinking about the special person in your mind, how would you explain your feelings in Japanese? Read on.
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