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I fall in love with you again and again. Ah, I see. I’m starting to understand why I fell in love with you, piece by piece. Even the parts of yourself you dislike, hidden behind your smile, I’ll love them all. It has to be you, no one else. With each realization, I’m more certain. So, please, stay by my side forever.
Mar 27, 2022 · You might’ve heard Japanese love words like… “ai,” “koi,” and “suki.” Wondering what the ai Japanese meaning is, or what the koi Japanese meaning is? And wondering what’s the difference? In this guide, you’ll learn 15 love-related words, what makes each one different, and how it’s used.
<Japanese> 恋すてふ わが名はまだき 立ちにけり 人知れずこそ 思ひそめしか. Koisu cho/ Waga na wa mada ki/ Tachi ni keri/ Hito shirezu koso/ Omoi someshi ka <English> I fall in love, The rumor already. Goes around. Though I began to. Give my heart to her secretly.
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In Japanese, 月が綺麗ですね (tsuki ga kirei desu ne) literarily means “The moon is beautiful, isn’t it?”. Surprisingly, however, it could also contain the hidden meaning — “I love you”.
It is widely believed that the romantic meaning of “The moon is beautiful, isn’t it?” in Japanese was coined by Sōseki Natsume (夏目漱石), a renowned Japanese novelist in the 19-20th century who was portrayed in the former 1000 yen banknote. Allegedly, its origin traces back to when he used to work as an English teacher — when he saw his student direct...
(TL;DR) There is no “correct” response to “The moon is beautiful, isn’t it?”, no matter how many people/websites elaborate and insist on its existence. If you google (either in Japanese or English) how to respond to “The moon is beautiful, isn’t it” in Japanese, you’ll find a plethora of websites spreading the WRONGinformation that the “correct” re...
Even though there is no “correct” response to “The moon is beautiful, isn’t it?”, here are a couple of witty and funny replies found on the internet, as well as a realistic response in the end. あなた: 月が綺麗ですね You: The moon is beautiful, isn’t it’? [“I love you.”] Response-1 [a witty and unrealistic response meaning “I love you, too”] そうですね、あなたと永遠えいえん...
Akiko Kobayashi - 恋におちて -Fall in love- (Koi ni ochite) lyrics (English, Japanese) + English translation: If hope can come true / May sighs become white.
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What Taki wrote on Mitsuha's hand is translated as "I love you" in English, but I'm aware that there are different types of "I love you" in Japanese that have different meanings. I can't read Japanese but does anyone know which version Taki wrote? 24. Add a Comment. Sort by: Search Comments. Moscatano. • 4 yr. ago. すきだ.
