You could say 君がとても大好き (kimi ga totemo daisuki), which is like "I love you so very much". But perhaps it is more natural to say 君を深く愛している (kimi wo fukaku aishiteiru) which is like saying "I have a deep/profound love for you". To make either of these statements affirmative, you'd add 本当に (hontou ni) to the beginning which adds "really" to the phrase appropriately, for instance 本当に君を深く愛している (hontou ni kimi wo fukaku aishiteiru) means "I really have a deep/profound love for you".
aisuru or aishtte iru is love in Japanese for people daisuki is love for things
Koizora (or Koizara) is a Japanese Drama, which translates Sky of Love.
i love you too.
If you want something translated, your question needs to SAY that you want it translated. "Te quiero tambien" means "I love (or want) you too." "Te quiero tu" is incorrect Spanish. The "tu" is not necessary when you use "te".
Japanese to me, the words mean too many things and this one is crazy. Shinyuu means, Soul mate, Best freind or Parent. Shinyuu means a soul mate that's not really love version. More of a soul freind.
i love you is called 'te amo' in latin and 'i love chi' in welsh i love you too is called 'i love chi hefyd' in welsh and 'te amo etiam' in latin
'Kimi mo ai shite iru.'
Love is love in Japanese = 愛は、愛です
If you're meaning "What is Japanese for love?" then the answer is ai (aye).
Love in Japanese is 愛 Phonetically it is Ai
The kanji for love in Japanese is ζ.
aisuru or aishtte iru is love in Japanese for people daisuki is love for things
'Anata ga daisuki nandesu kedo, katagata kirai nano desu'.
The Japanese name "Ai" (ζ) means "love" in English.
I'm not too sure how to pronounce it, but you can hear the pronounciation of 'be happy' at the end of a song called 'Why did I fall in love with you' by Tohoshinki.
You can get clothe and sew it together, or you can buy monchichi clothes at Japanese stores or on eBay or amazon. I love mochichis too.
Love in Japanese is "Ai".