how to write love in japanese?
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"love" in Japanese is 愛.\nIf you wanna say "I love you" in Japanese, it's 愛してる.
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It's Japanese for "Thank you."
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HERE -\n\nhttp://www.japanese-name-translation.com/site/Kanji_tattoos.html
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How do I say "I love you."\n\nFirst.... before I go into that I will make a correction. The guy that said "study English first" ... I have this too say. "I did not mean too give you a thumbs up. I appologize for sending you mixed signals."\n\nNext... the QUESTION!\n\nWhen you love somebody how do you say too that perosn "I love you"?\n\nThat is TRUELY a hard question too answer. Too confess something like that is a very brave thing too do. You are completely vulnerable and alone in the world when it happens.\n\nI do feel for your situation.\n\nThe way I aproach it is too view that moment as the last moment I have on earth. Face the person. Gently hold thier face in your hands. And say. "This may be hard for you too accept. I understand if it's unrecipricated. I just need you too know this simple fact. I love you."\n\nAnd then you wait for the hammer too fall.\n\nI wish it could be easier. I wish there wasn't so much at risk.... but this is the nature of love.
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The tip here is not to write a love poem, but rather use someone elses to show your love for your partner.\nIf you can do something sweet like remember a romantic poem and then recite it word for word to your partner, then their heart will be yours forever.\nThere are many quite short love verses that you can memorise, some of the most famous of these of course are the words of Shakespeare.\nRemember a romantic few lines from one of his romantic plays or perhaps one of his love sonnets.\nIf you can recite lines such as 'Love is not love which alters when it alteration finds' then you will really show the effort that you went to and this will go down very well with your partner; you will be the king of romance!
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Korean \n\nTangsinul sarang ha yo\nNanun tangshinul sarang hamnida\nNo-rul sarang hae (male to female in a casual relationship)\nTangshin-ul sarang hae-yo\nTangshin-i cho-a-yo (I like you, in a romantic way) \n\n\nhttp://www.shabbir.com/romance/ilovu.html
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for a male to a female "i love you"="ani ohev otakh"\nfor female to male "i love you"=ani ohevet otkha"\nfor male to female "i miss you"="ani mitga'ageya elahikh"\nfor female to male "i miss you"="ani metga'aga'at elekha"\nfor male to female "my love"="ahavah sheli/ahavati"\nfor female to male it's the same thing...
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http://babelfish.altavista.com provides japanese to english translation for free. just copy (or write) the text in the text box and select japanese to english from the pull down menu..\n\nhaven't tried any japanese text to translate into english. hope it works!
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How to say I Love You in 100 Languages\n\nEnglish - I love you\nAfrikaans - Ek het jou lief\nAlbanian - Te dua\nArabic - Ana behibak (to male)\nArabic - Ana behibek (to female)\nArmenian - Yes kez sirumen\nBambara - M'bi fe\nBengali - Ami tomake bhalobashi (pronounced: Amee toe-ma-kee bhalo-bashee)\nBelarusian - Ya tabe kahayu\nBisaya - Nahigugma ako kanimo\nBulgarian - Obicham te\nCambodian - Soro lahn nhee ah\nCantonese Chinese - Ngo oiy ney a\nCatalan - T'estimo\nCherokee - Tsi ge yu i (Thanks Nancy!)\nCheyenne - Ne mohotatse\nChichewa - Ndimakukonda\nCorsican - Ti tengu caru (to male)\nCreol - Mi aime jou\nCroatian - Volim te\nCzech - Miluji te\nDanish - Jeg Elsker Dig\nDutch - Ik hou van jou\nElvish - Amin mela lle (from The Lord of The Rings, by J.R.R. Tolkien)\nEsperanto - Mi amas vin\nEstonian - Ma armastan sind\nEthiopian - Afgreki'\nFaroese - Eg elski teg\nFarsi - Doset daram\nFilipino - Mahal kita\nFinnish - Mina rakastan sinua\nFrench - Je t'aime, Je t'adore\nFrisian - Ik hâld fan dy\nGaelic - Ta gra agam ort\nGeorgian - Mikvarhar\nGerman - Ich liebe dich\nGreek - S'agapo\nGujarati - Hoo thunay prem karoo choo\nHiligaynon - Palangga ko ikaw\nHawaiian - Aloha Au Ia`oe\nHebrew (Thanks Lilach)\nHebrew to male: "ani ohev otcha" (said by male) "Ohevet ot'cha" (said by female)\nHebrew to female: "ani ohev otach" (said by male) "ohevet Otach" (said by female)\nHiligaynon - Guina higugma ko ikaw\nHindi - Hum Tumhe Pyar Karte hae\nHmong - Kuv hlub koj\nHopi - Nu' umi unangwa'ta\nHungarian - Szerelmes vagyok beléd(Thanks Csaba!)\nIcelandic - Eg elska tig\nIlonggo - Palangga ko ikaw\nIndonesian - Saya cinta padamu\nInuit - Negligevapse\nIrish - Taim i' ngra leat\nItalian - Ti amo\nJapanese - Aishiteru\nKannada - Naanu ninna preetisuttene\nKapampangan - Kaluguran daka\nKiswahili - Nakupenda\nKonkani - Tu magel moga cho\nKorean - Sarang Heyo\nLatin - Te amo\nLatvian - Es tevi miilu\nLebanese - Bahibak\nLithuanian - Tave myliu\nLuxembourgeois - Ech hun dech gäer\nMacedonian - Te Sakam\nMalay - Saya cintakan mu / Aku cinta padamu\nMalayalam - Njan Ninne Premikunnu\nMaltese - Inhobbok\nMandarin Chinese - Wo ai ni\nMarathi - Me tula prem karto\nMohawk - Kanbhik\nMoroccan - Ana moajaba bik\nNahuatl - Ni mits neki\nNavaho - Ayor anosh'ni\nNorwegian - Jeg Elsker Deg\nPandacan - Syota na kita!!\nPangasinan - Inaru Taka\nPapiamento - Mi ta stimabo\nPersian - Doo-set daaram\nPig Latin - Iay ovlay ouyay\nPolish - Kocham Ciebie\nPortuguese - Eu te amo\nRomanian - Te iubesc\nRussian - Ya tebya liubliu\nScot Gaelic - Tha gra&#92;dh agam ort\nSerbian - Volim te\nSetswana - Ke a go rata\nSign Language - ,&#92;,,/ (represents position of fingers when signing'I Love You')\nSindhi - Maa tokhe pyar kendo ahyan\nSioux - Techihhila\nSlovak - Lu`bim ta\nSlovenian - Ljubim te\nSpanish - Te quiero / Te amo\nSwahili - Ninapenda wewe\nSwedish - Jag alskar dig\nSwiss-German - Ich lieb Di\nSurinam - Mi lobi joe\nTagalog - Mahal kita\nTaiwanese - Wa ga ei li\nTahitian - Ua Here Vau Ia Oe\nTamil - Nan unnai kathalikaraen\nTelugu - Nenu ninnu premistunnanu\nThai - Chan rak khun (to male)\nThai - Phom rak khun (to female)\nTurkish - Seni Seviyorum\nUkrainian - Ya tebe kahayu\nUrdu - mai aap say pyaar karta hoo\nVietnamese - Anh ye^u em (to female)\nVietnamese - Em ye^u anh (to male)\nWelsh - 'Rwy'n dy garu di   \nYiddish - Ikh hob dikh\nYoruba - Mo ni fe
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type in the AND SIGN (&) and then write the word: HEARTS\nafter that, no spaces,  put in one of these  ;\n\nso it should be & hearts ;\n\nbut no spaces in between\n\n♥   seeee    :   )
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I've put it into polite and plain Japanese instead of a literal translation.\n\n#1 Romaji\nXYZ sama\n\nkorede mou 11-kaime no me-ru ni narimasu.\nmoshi watashino me-ru ga nihongo naraba henji wo shitekure masuka?\nEigo dakara henji wo sitekure nai noka dakedemo oshiete kudasai.\nsoretomo tan ni henji wo shitakunai kara nanode shouka?\nmoshi sou nara mou me-ru wo suruno wa yamemasu.\n\n#2 Hiragana\nXYZさま\n\nこれで, もう11かいめのめーるになります。\nもし、わたしのめーるがにほんごならば、\nへんじをしてくれますか？\nえいごだから、へんじをしてくれないのかだけでも、\nおしえてください。\nそれとも、たんにへんじをしたくないからなのでしょうか？\nもしそうなら、もうめーるをするのはやめます。\n\n#3 This is real Japanese. It's easy for Japanese to read.\nXYZ 様\n\nこれで、もう11回目のメールになります。\nもし、私のメールが日本語ならば、返事をしてくれますか？\n英語だから返事をしてくれないのかだけでも教えてください。\nそれとも、単に返事をしたくないからなのでしょうか？\nもしそうなら、もうメールをするのは止めます。
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i didnt do this myself but i thought it was cute!!\n\nAfrikaans Ek is lief vir jou \nAlbanian te dua  \nAMERICAN INDIAN (North American Native) \nApache Sheth she~n zho~n \nCheyenne Ne mohotatse \nChickasaw Chiholloli  \nHopi Nu' umi unangw'ta  \nMohawk Konoronhkwa \nNavajo Ayor anosh'ni \nSioux Techihhila  \nZuni Tom ho' ichem  \nArabic Ana Behibek (male to female) Ana Ahebak (formal) Ana Bahibak (female to male) \nArmenian yes kez shat em siroom \nAssyr Az tha hijthmekem \nBahasa Malayu (Malaysia) Saya cinta mu \nBangladeschi Ami tomake valobashi \nBasque Nere maitea \nBavarian I mog di \nBengali Aami tomaake bhaalo baashi \nBisaya Nahigugma ko nimo \nBolivian Quechua Qanta munani \nBosnian Ja te volim (formal) volim-te (informal) \nBrazilian (Portuguese) Eu te amo \nBulgarian Obicham te \nBurmese Chit pa te \nCantonese Ngo Oi Nei \nChinese gnoy oy na\nGoi Oi Lei (Hongkong)\nWa Ai Li (Taiwanese)  \nDanish Jeg elsker dig \nDutch Ik hou van jou \nEnglish I love you \nEsperanto Mi amas vim \nEstonian Mina armastan sind (formal) Ma armastan sind (informal) \nFinnish Minä rakastan sinua \nFrench Je t'aime \nGaelic Tá mé i ngrá leat \nGerman Ich liebe Dich \nGreek S'agapw \nHawaiian Aloha wau ia 'oe \nHebrew Ani ohevet ota \nHindi Main tumsey pyaar karta hoon (formal) Maine Pyar Kiya (informal) \nHmong Kuv Hlub Koj \nHungarian Szeretlek \nIcelandic Eg elska thig \nIndonesian Saya cinta padamu \nItalian ti amo \nJapanese Anata wa, dai suki desu \nJavanese Kulo tresno marang panjenengan (formal)\naku terno kowe (informal) \nKapangpangan Kaluguran daka. \nKorean Sa Lang Hae (formal) Na No Sa Lan Hei (informal)  \nKurdish Khoshtm Auyt \nLaos Chanrackkun  \nLatin Ego te amo \nLatvian Es mîlu Tevi \nLithuanian As Myliu Tave \nMacedonian Te sakam \nMalay Saya cintakan mu (formal) Saya cinta mu (informal)  \nMalteese Inhobbok hafna \nMandarin Wo Ai Ni \nNorwegian Jeg elsker deg \nPersian Tora Doost Darem \nPig Latin I-yea Ove-lea Ou-yea \nPolish Kocham Cie \nPortuguese Eu te amo (Brazilian)\nEu amo-te (continental) \nPunjabi me tumse pyar ker ta hu' \nRomanian Te iubesc \nRussian Ya tebya liubliu \nSerbo-Croatian Volim te \nSlovenian ljubim te \nSpanish Te quiero (formal) te amo / yo amor tu (informal) \nSwahili Naku penda \nSwedish Jag älskar dig \nSwiss German Ch-ha di gärn \nTagalog Mahal Kita (formal) Iniibig kita (informal) \nTamil Naan Unnai Khadalikkeren \nTelugu Nenu Ninnu Premisthunnanu \nThai Khao Raak Thoe (formal) chun raak ter (informal) \nTurkish seni seviyorum \nUkranian Yalleh blutebeh (formal) ya tebe kohayu (informal) \nUrdu Mea tum se pyaar karta hu ( male speaking )\nMea tum se pyar karti hu ( female speaking ) \nVietnamese Toi yeu em
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I don't know japanese, but try out this site.  It's got lessons with phrases phonetically spelled and written in Japanese.  Good luck!
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You can get I LOVE YOU in many languages here:\nhttp://www.theholidayspot.com/valentine/wish101languages.htm\nIn Bulgarian it is: Obicham te.
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You could also use dashes - \nHogo-no-kaze.\n\nIf you're asking how to "spell" it - why not just use Hiragana? \nほごのかぜ
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Download Japanese fonts:\n\nhttp://www.wazu.jp/gallery/Fonts_Japanese.html
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I Love You!In many languages \n\nAfrikaans- Ek is lief vir jou! \nAlbanian- Te dua! \nAmharic- Afekrishalehou! \nArabic- Ohiboke (m to f), Nohiboka (f to m, or m to m) \nArmenian- Yes kez si'rumem! \nBasque- Maite zaitut! \nBengali- Ami tomake bahlobashi! \nBosnian- Volim te! \nBulgarian- Obicham te! \nCatalan- T'estimo! \nCreole- Mi aime jou! \nCroatian- Volim te! \nCzech- Miluji tev! \nDanish -Jeg elsker dig! \nDutch- Ik hou van je! \nEnglish- I love you! \nEsperanto- Mi amas vin! \nEstonian- Mina armastan sind! \nFarsi- Tora dost daram! \nFilipino- Iniibig kita! \nFinnish- (Mä) rakastan sua! \nFrench- Je t'aime! \nFrisian- Ik hald fan dei! \nGalician- Querote! \nGerman- Ich liebe dich! \nGreek- S'ayapo! \nGujarati- Hoon tane pyar karoochhoon! tane chaahuN chhuN! \nHawaiian- Aloha wau ia 'oe! \nHebrew- Anee ohev otakh (m to f), Anee ohevet otkha (f to m), Anee- ohev otkha (m to m), Anee ohevet otakh (f to f) \nHindi- Mai tumase pyar karata hun (m to f), Mai tumase pyar karati- hun (f to m) \nHungarian- Szeretlek! \nIcelandic- Eg elska thig! \nIndonesian- Saya cinta padamu! \nIrish- t'a gr'a agam dhuit! \nItalian- Ti amo! \nJapanese- Kimi o ai shiteru! \nKorean- Dangsinul saranghee yo! \nLatin- Te amo! \nLatvian- Es tevi milu! \nLithuanian- As tave myliu! \nMalaysian- Saya cintamu! \nMandarin- Wo ai ni! \nMarshallese- Yokwe Yuk! \nNorwegian- Jeg elsker deg! \nPolish- Kocham ciebie! \nPortuguese- Eu te amo! \nRomanian- Te iubesc! \nRussian- Ya tyebya lyublyu! \nSanskrit- twayi snihyaami \nSerbian- Volim te! \nSesotho- Kiyahurata! \nSlovak -Lubim ta! \nSlovenian- Ljubim te! \nSpanish- Te amo! \nSwahili- Nakupenda! \nSwedish- Jag älskar dig! \nTagalog- Mahal kita! \nThai- Phom rug khun (Male speaker) Chan rug khun (Female speaker) \nTurkish- Seni seviyorum! \nUkrainian- Ya tebe kokhayu! \nUrdu- Main tumse muhabbat karta hoon! \nVietnamese- Anh yeu em (m to f), Em yeu an (f to m) \nWelsh- Rwy'n dy garu di! \nYiddish- Kh'hob dikh lib! \nZulu- Ngiyakuthanda!