Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Japanese term or phrase:
I love you too baka
English translation:
I love you too you fool!
Added to glossary by
Philip Soldini
Feb 20, 2002 04:09
23 yrs ago
Japanese term
baka
Non-PRO
Japanese to English
Art/Literary
I love you Duo baka
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +4 | I love you too you fool! |
Philip Soldini
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5 +1 | CRAZY,STUPID |
Manish Vadehra
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Proposed translations
+4
4 mins
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I love you too you fool!
"Baka" means dumb, stupid, idiot, fool, etc.
I have no idea what "duo" means. I think it's spelled incorrectly. Judging from the context, maybe the person meant "too." In that case, this would mean:
I love you too you fool!
Kind of like that song: "Hey, you fool, I love you..." (or something like that :-))
I have no idea what "duo" means. I think it's spelled incorrectly. Judging from the context, maybe the person meant "too." In that case, this would mean:
I love you too you fool!
Kind of like that song: "Hey, you fool, I love you..." (or something like that :-))
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13 hrs
CRAZY,STUPID
IN THE GIVEN CASE IT IS CERTAINLY 'CRAZY'.
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