I love you too in Japanese?

Answer 1

You may use 'suki desu,' 'daisuki desu,' and 'aishite iru.' 'Aishite iru' is not used as often as its American equivalent. It has very intimate connotations, and is not something tossed about just for the sake of it.

Answer 2

You could say 君がとても大好き (kimi ga totemo daisuki), which is like "I love you so very much". But perhaps it is more natural to say 君を深く愛している (kimi wo fukaku aishiteiru) which is like saying "I have a deep/profound love for you". To make either of these statements affirmative, you'd add 本当に (hontou ni) to the beginning which adds "really" to the phrase appropriately, for instance 本当に君を深く愛している (hontou ni kimi wo fukaku aishiteiru) means "I really have a deep/profound love for you".

Answer 3

to say we love you in Japanese is お客様の愛and it is read okyakusama no ai

hope this helps :)

私達はあなた方を愛しています。watashitachi　WA anatagata wo aishite imasu.

Answer 4

Mada (still) Ai shiteru ( love you ) - male Mada Ai shitemasu - female - more polite

Answer 5

It means the same as it would in any other language.

Answer 6

anata wo tottemo aishiteiru

Answer 7

私は愛するも