Watashi wa anata ga daikirai desu?

Answer 1

The question is unnaturally worded, a hallmark of non-Japanese speakers.

When you say anything in Japanese in a two way conversation it's already understood who 'I' and 'you' are.

愛してるよ aishiteruyo　君が好きだよ kimiga sukidayo　愛しています aishiteimasu are three common versions that all convey what the asker could use in a very natural manner.　

"I love you"

Answer 2

This sentence means roughly "Loving you that much...". It seems like there should be another sentence explaining what this person would do because of this love.

Answer 3

I'm guessing you would like a translation for this? "Watashi mo anata ga suki desu" means "I like you too."

Answer 4

Bit of a weird question, that one. It literally means "Do I like/fancy you?"

Instead, get rid of the 'ka' from the end, and it will mean "I like/fancy you."

Answer 5

This translates to "I hate you."