How do you say i still love you in Japanese?

Answer 1

There are three common ways of saying this, 愛している (aishiteiru) 好き (suki) or 大好き (daisuki). The second and third would need objects to associate the "liking". 愛している literally means "loving", but the subject is usually implied giving it an "I love you" connotation.

Answer 2

1. あなたが恋しいです

anata ga koishii desu

I miss you (when talking to your loved one)

2. あなたがいなくて寂しい

anataga inakute sabishii

I miss you (when talking to your loved one)

3. あなたが恋しい

anata ga koishii

I miss you (idiomatic)

4. あなたをずっと待っています

anata wo zutto mayyrimasu

I miss you (idiomatic, means 'I will be waiting for you')

5. 恋しがる

koishigaru

I miss you (literally means 'I yearn for you')

6. あなたが懐かしいです

anata ga natsukashii desu

I miss you (literally means 'You are nostalgic')

7. 寂しい

sabishii

I miss you (this short version literally means 'I am lonely')

Answer 3

To say the words I'll always love you in Japanese you say Watashi wa anata o zutto aishi tsudzukemasu. These words in Latin are said as Ego amare te.

Answer 4

Watashi WA -Someone's Name + Chan- wo mada suki desu.

Answer 5

issho anata wo aisuru