btw i gots a question and its been bothering me lately

suki doesnt really mean love right?
it just means like am i wrong?

truth x.x





yes.. suki means like. Daisuki is love

This post was edited by nkx on Jan 16 2011 11:08pm

i think it can be used either as like or love, at least from what i noticed



there are romance anime where i heard couples say suki to each other


This post was edited by reaper_666 on Jan 16 2011 11:18pm

like ah my goddess?

so does that mean subs are lying to me?

cause i remember hearing another word for love
starts with an a

excuse for double post

Short pointless japanese lesson

好き = suki = liked/favored
大好き = daisuki = big liked/favored

Some blatant obviousness ftw. Dai = big usually. Oo = also is big often.

For true "i love you", they usually say aishiteru （愛してる), which literally means "doing love"

This post was edited by Godel on Jan 17 2011 12:20am

Thanks xD

but I read somewhere that Japanese people seldomly say aishiteru to each other, is that true?

Only very manly men + very flamboyant men say aishiteru. Hope that makes sense.

The manliest of men save rabu yuu

The censors in this.. are really annoying.