Question 12
Submitted by Ivy on Sun, 01/08/2017 - 22:55
Actually, suki desu doesn't mean "I love you", but "I like you". "I love you" would be "aishiteru", and it is seldom used by "normal" Japanese people.
Answer:
The word "suki" by itself means to like. But Japanese is a highly contextual language. In a situation where one person is confessing, "suki desu" is better translated to "I love you." If you're pointing at apples and saying "suki desu" then you're saying I like apples.
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