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あなたを思っている (anata wo omotteiru), I think this is structured kind of strange, though it would mean "I'm thinking of you". I've never really seen 思う directly associated with a direct noun, usually I think to say "thinking of you", you would say あなたの事を思っている (anata no koto wo omotteiru), which doesn't directly associate "to think" with "you", rather it's "I'm thinking of things associated with you", though it's connotation is "I'm thinking of you". In any case, I think it is rare to actually see 思う (omou) associated with the を (wo) particle.
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When was Kimi ni Aitakute created?
Kimi ni Aitakute was created on 2004-10-27.
What does anata ni aitakute sinisoo mean in Japanese?
anata = youni = (verb is directed towards the object before this particle)shiawase = happinesswo = (a verb comes after this particle)negatte = pray/pleadAnata ni shiawase wo negatte. = I wish youhappiness.
How do you say where are you in Japanese?
You would say "anata wa doko ni" Anata wa meaning "you" Doko meaning "where" Ni is usually used for a location. The characters for this is あなたはどこに
What is the meaning of Anata ga watashi ni kureta subete?
This can be translated to 'all that you gave to me.'
What is the meaning of aitakute?
I miss you/I want to see you.
When was Anata ni Muchū created?
Anata ni Muchū was created on 1973-09-01.
When was Anata ni Tsutaetai created?
Anata ni Tsutaetai was created on 2009-10-21.
When was Aitakute Aitakute created?
Aitakute Aitakute was created on 2010-05-19.
How do you say i have fall in love with you in Japanese?
"Anata ni horeteimasu."ah-nah-tah nee hoh-reh-teh-ee-moss
Where are you translated to Japanese?
anata WA doko ni imasuka
When was Aitakute Ima created?
Aitakute Ima was created on 2009-11-18.
Why is Google translate saying pleased to meet you is Anata ni aete yorokonde and is this reet?
It is correct. Anata ni = You aete = to meet yorokonde = to rejoice Anata ni aete yorokonde = I am happy to have met you. ...some people say "hajimemashite", which is more common. This literally translates to "in the beginning", referring to the beginning of your acquantance with the other person.
