Itsu = when?
made = until
mo = (put after a question like "when" or "where" to change it to "whenever" or "wherever"
Itsu made mo = "until forever (or as long as is necessary)"
eg. Itsu made mo aishiteru = I will love you forever.
Itsu made mo anata ni sagashiteru = I will search for you forever
'Itsu made matte mo ii.'
it mean when in the Japanese terms
Something like "Japan and the United Kingdom forever to be good friends first"
tokyo no hit kite was nany no its ten in barou?
"Itsu" or い つFor example, "Itsu wa hataraite imasuka?" would mean "When do you work?"another example would be "Itsu wa hon o yonde imasuka?" which would mean "When do you read the book?"
You may say 'itsu made mo mamoru [yo/zo],' written: いつまでも守るぞ
It is not, though it appears you may be trying to say "long love," or "love for a long time." This can be expressed in the phrase "itsu made mo ai suru."
Itsu was created in 1997.
'Itsu.'
"When" is 'itsu' in Japanese.
"When" is "itsu" (pronounced: ee-tsoo).
Kami no itsu