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   What does Aishiteru mean?

   • However, the word is a really deep expression of love and rather means “ I love you with all my heart “, “ I love you deeply “, or “ I really love you from the bottom of my heart “. “ Aishiteru ” (愛してる) and “ Aishiteriru ” (愛している) are both correct and have the same meaning “ I love you “.

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   What does Aishiteru mean in romaji?

   • The phrase “aishiteru” in romaji or alphabet that we all know comes from the original kanji (Japanese characters) 愛 (ai) and follows with the hiragana (Japanese phonetic writing system) してる (shiteru). To know the exact meaning and structure of this sentence, we need to break it down further.

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   What does (Aishiteiru) mean in Japanese?

   • 愛している (aishiteiru) means “I love you”. This is the present continuous form in Japanese. 愛しています (aishiteimasu) also means “I love you”, as does 愛している (aishiteiru). However, this is a formal version. 愛した (aishita) means “I loved you”. This is the past tense in Japanese.

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   Why is Aishiteru not used in Japan?

   • In conclusion, while saying “aishiteru” may seem like a natural way of expressing love in English-speaking countries, it is not commonly used in Japan due to cultural implications and social norms surrounding its usage. Instead, Japanese people often opt for more subtle expressions such as “suki desu” or pet names when addressing their loved ones.

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   When someone says 愛してる (aishiteru) to you in Japanese, it is common to respond with 私も愛してる (watashi mo aishiteru) which means “I love you, too”. You can also express your gratitude and happiness first by saying ありがとう (arigatou, thank you) or 愛されて嬉しい (aisarete ureshii, thanks for loving me).

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   • Aishiteru – I Love You (With All My Heart) The word “Aishiteru” (愛してる) is often considered the default Japanese translation for the English phrase “I love you“.
   • Daisuki – I Love You (So Much) “Daisuki” (大好き) means “I love you“, “I love you so much“, or “I really love you“. It consists of the kanji dai 大, meaning “big“, and suki 好き which means “like” or “love“.
   • Suki – I Love You (Confessing Your Love) The word “suki” (好き) is the last one of the three basic words and phrases that are used to say “I love you” in Japanese.
   • Suki Da Yo – I Love You! (Anime, Casual) “Suki da yo” (好きだよ) is a more casual expression that is used to say “I love you!” or “I like you! “. The da (だ) is the casual form of copula desu (です) and adds emphasis.

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   Aug 12, 2016 · To say "I love you" in Japanese it's easy: just say aishiteru 愛してる... or was it aishiteiru 愛している? I mean, "love" in Japanese is ai 愛, right? Or was it koi 恋?

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   This article explores why Japanese people do not typically say "Aishiteru" (I love you) and what other words are used in its place. It discusses the cultural implications of saying "Aishiteru", as well as the reasons why it is not commonly used in Japan.

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   Jun 23, 2022 · 愛 (ai) is the first and only kanji for Aishiteru, meaning “love” in Japanese. してる (shiteru) or している (shiteiru) is the present continuous form of する (suru), which means “to do”. This part is in Aishiteru, which is usually written in hiragana rather than kanji.

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   I love you in Japanese is 愛してる (aishiteru), but this isn’t very commonly used, even romantically. Let's explore how to express love contextually.

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   Aishiteru. I love you. With Ai shiteru, which is sometimes transcribed into Aishiteru, you can seriously reveal your feelings. This expression is the strongest way to express your love for someone in Japanese.