Kimi ni ai kamo

English translation: You're falling in love, aren't you?

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Japanese term or phrase:Kimi ni ai kamo
English translation:You're falling in love, aren't you?
Entered by: Alief Yahya

19:16 Sep 25, 2001
Japanese to English translations [Non-PRO]
Japanese term or phrase: Kimi ni ai kamo
Someone just popped up and said the term to me, said something like Kimi ment "you" and ai meant "Love" but that is all they would say.
Robert Miller
You're falling in love, aren't you?
Explanation:
Since 'Kamo' came from 'Kamoshiremasen' which means 'probably', I think your friend is guessing you are falling in love.
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Alief Yahya
Indonesia
Local time: 00:11
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5 +3You're falling in love, aren't you?
Alief Yahya
5Not a complete sentence. No suggestions.
Fumiko (X)


  

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1 hr   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5
Not a complete sentence. No suggestions.


Explanation:
Yes, kimi means you and ai is love but the 2 words doesn't mean I love you...
Maybe you missed a word or got fragments of a word...Sorry

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You're falling in love, aren't you?


Explanation:
Since 'Kamo' came from 'Kamoshiremasen' which means 'probably', I think your friend is guessing you are falling in love.

Alief Yahya
Indonesia
Local time: 00:11
Native speaker of: Native in IndonesianIndonesian
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agree  bgccb: i think so, too
1 day 4 hrs

agree  dnewby19: "This could be love" would be my rendering.
4 days

agree  damu
6 days
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