Let's meet again (said in a formal kind of tone)
look at this question and what category its in Watashi no jinsei no kairi no ai watashi WA omae o aishi what does this mean its in Japanese?a. the question should readWatashi no jinsei no kairi no ai watashi WA omae o aishi what does this mean its in English? because it means exactly what is says in Japaneseb. it should be in the "japanes to English" category not the "English to Japanese" and "Japan in WW2" i can assure you it has nothing to do with warc. it really doesn't make much sensewatashi no jinsei no kairi no ai roughly translates to "my life's last love" but if you girlfriend is saying it like this, tell her to stop smoking so much dope.omae wo aishi = i love younot me mate her
ja mata in Japanese means see you later.
O ou mata o ni mata e pito i sili ona manaia.
oro = gold y = and plata = sliver and mata means kill or kills
Watashi wa anata o aishi jeishī 私はあなたを愛しジェイシー
Mata Nui the being came from Spherus Magna, the name means "Great Spirit" in matorian.
it means "Mata Nui Online Game"
It means, "The Love Kills".
We will surely meet again.
It can be translated as "I'll hang out with you again."
(Eye of the Dawn) it is somewhat analogous to Soraya and Aurora. The word(s) Mata Hari is a Malay phrase (from Malaysia/Indonesia/Brunei). Literal meaning: Mata = Eye Hari = Day Mata Hari = literally means Eye of Day ( referring to the Sun) Mata Hari = Sun
This sentence would be said to a person named "Sasuke". Watashi WA = I Sasuke = name Anata wo aishi = love you "I... Sasuke, I love you..." would be a literal translation.