13:40 Oct 27, 2000 |
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na | anata ga dai suki desu. |
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anata ga dai suki desu. Explanation: dai suki means really like and a Japanese person might use this to show that what they are feeling is more than friendship. to me dai suki is safer if you are saying it to someone else because it doesn't come on too strong but you still get your point across. Hope I helped! |
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