Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
love
Japanese translation:
ai, aichaku, ren'ai
Added to glossary by
Petra Dr. Schmidt-Sarbutt
May 22, 2001 21:51
23 yrs ago
English term
love
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English to Japanese
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I will always love you,past the ends of time.
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0 | ai, aichaku, ren'ai | Petra Dr. Schmidt-Sarbutt |
0 | ai | J_R_Tuladhar |
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ai, aichaku, ren'ai
Japanese is not as clear-cut as the previous answer suggests. Although "ai" is the most general term meaning "love", it depends very much on the context etc., which term you would use. The meaning of "ai" can range anywhere from "charity" to "passion", For example, "aichaku" means "love" in the sense of "attachment", "affection", whereas "ren'ai" means "love" in the sense of "tender passion" or "amour if you want.
Thus, you might want to specify your question.
To tell someone "I love you", however, you would say "aishite iru" or even "aishiteru". Another possible expression is "suki" (I like you) or "daisuki" (I like you a lot)
Thus, you might want to specify your question.
To tell someone "I love you", however, you would say "aishite iru" or even "aishiteru". Another possible expression is "suki" (I like you) or "daisuki" (I like you a lot)
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