To say "I like puppies" would be 私は すきな 子犬 だす. This is pronounced "watashi WA suki na koinu des."
[edit] This made me laugh. "Watashi WA suki na koinu desu" translates to "I am a beloved puppy." The correct way to say it is "Watashi WA koinu GA suki desu" "私 は 子犬 が 好き です。"
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Many people love puppies because they look so cute.
It means "I love you."
it means "i love you"
Chinese Text: 爱 or [ài] Is the chinese word for 'love'. *This also sounds very similar to the japanese word for love [ài] also.
愛の火 (ai no hi) would mean "Fires of love" in Japanese.
No, the word "puppies" is not a compound word. A compound word is a word with multiple stems, and the only stem for the word "puppies" is "puppy."
hush puppies
Well you can say and or by saying another thingor way.Like if you were doing a project on puppies and you had already used the word also. You could say another thing puppies love is bones. Or... and puppies love chew toys.I hope this helps! :)
When two puppies love each other alot they decide to have babie puppies.
it depends what you mean. if you are saying that you like something it would be suki but to say i love you/it would be daisuki (dai=big suki=love/like)also the word ai (which originally came from china) can mean love, Ai is also used as a Japanese girls nameThe word for 'love' in Japanese is 'ai', or if you're saying "I love you" then it would be 'ai shite iru'. Though, more commonly, phrases like "suki" or "daisuki" are used to express love for someone else.Love is "ai" or "koi" in Japanese.A common Japanese word for love is 'ai.'ski [sukee]It is pronounced "ah-ee," ai.
There is no adverb form of the word puppies.This is because the word puppies is a noun.
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