I'm good/fine. As in how are you? (o genki desu ka?) I'm good! (genki desu (formal)/ genki da yo(informal)) More literally Genki = energetic da = casual form of desu (to be) yo = like adding a "!"
Watashi WA ii desu yo
"Anata WA ijiwarui desu." This is the formal way of saying it. "Kimi WA ijiwarui da." This is the familiar way of saying it. "Omae WA ijiwarui da yo!" If you really want to be mean about saying it.
Casually: あなたたちはかっこいいよ (anata tachi wa kakkoii yo) Politely: あなたさんたちはかっこいいです (anata san tachi wa kakkoii desu)
Casually: あなたは臭い (anata wa kusai) Politely: あなたは臭いです (anata wa kusai desu) Insultingly: お前は臭いよ (omae ha kusai yo)
watashi - I (when adding "no" after it it means my) no - of or possession of tokubetsu - special tamodachi - friend Watashi no tokubetsu tamodachi - My special friend
You may say 'anata ha suteki/kirei/utsukushii desu,' written: あなたは(素敵・きれい・美しい)です。 Anata WA kirei desu If you want to say you're beautiful in Japanese, you can say "anata WA utsukushii desu" or "anata WA kawaii desu." But if you want to say you are so beautiful you can say "utsukushii kimi no koto da mono." There are 4 Japanese words that can mean beautiful, depending on the person you want to say it to. jibin is often used when saying beautiful utsukushii means beautiful too kirei means pretty kawaii means cute
これは会えですよ (kore ha ae desu yo) is like saying "This is a meeting".
Boring - tsumaranaiI am (very) bored (!) - FOR GIRLS - watashi WA (tottemo) tsumaranai desu (yo)I am (very) bored (!) - FOR BOYS - boku WA (tottemo) tsumaranai desu (yo)**edit** there is no need to space every syllable!
You are perfect. You are the perfect person for me.
watashi WA koko desu
あなたがきれいですよ/Anata ga kirei desu yo. "あなた/Anata" has a kind of intimite sound; it might be more appropriate to use the name of the person you say it to, i.e. Hana-san ga kirei desu yo.