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"Anata ga aishite nai" means "I don't love you" or if translated literally, it means "Don't love you".

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"I love you, but you've already..."

(eg. This could imply the listener already has a girlfriend/boyfriend/wife/husband.)

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'Oshieru' is a Japanese verb, which could mean different things like 'to teach' , 'to tell' , 'to inform' .

The sentence translates to "It's good/ok if I can tell/inform/teach you".

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