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Translating from Japanese to English - it means "I remember you".

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How do you say i dont like you in japanese?

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anata ga i nakute sabishiikutte itsmo anata no koto wo kangaette iru


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anata no iu koto WA muchakucha


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Watashi WA anata o tasukeru tame ni okonau koto ga dekimasu


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This can be written as 'anata no koto,' or 'anata ni tsuite,' written (in that order): あなたのこと あなたについて