I love you but you don't know translation in Japanese?

Answer 1

Seriously, I have no idea. So don't trust me with this. I can't speak Japanese at all. I just know some words. So I think that it's:

Aishiteru, demo anata WA wakanai desu. But like I said, I can't speak Japanese and just tried to help a little, so don't get mad at me if I'm totally wrong, 'kay?

Answer 2

愛してる　aishiteru [ eye sheee the Lou] means "I love you"

However, most Japanese do not use this phrase to express strong feelings. More often people are likely to say "I like you" to mean "I love you."

あなた　が　好き。anata ga suki. [ahh nahh tahh gahh suue ki] means "I like you"

Answer 3

Regularly you would say あなたが大好きですよ、(Anata ga daisuki desuyo) but there are many other ways of saying "I love you honey"

Edit:

There is no actual translation for "honey" since Japanese use/say it as "hanii". Well, it can be written as "ハニー" since it also means honey(though I'm not sure about that).

As Foodrock said, it would usually be "あなたが大好きですよ". Since "anata" meaning "you" is usually use in pertaining to husbands/boyfriends/close family but sometimes it is also used as a polite way in talking to someone.

あなたが大好きですよ is in polite speech. (because of adding "yo" at the end, so you can also use "あなたが大好きです", it has the same meaning but it is in a more familiar and normal/regular speech.)

also, 私はあなたを愛して literally "I love you".

And also, "daisuki" literally means "like" and can be used in a lot of different things while "aishiteru" is the literal meaning of "love" but "daisuki" is more commonly used.

Answer 4

私が気にあなたを愛する。

Watashi ga ki ni anata o aisuru.