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[Gojira]

 

Suki means love 

 

daisuki means I love 

so then wouldn't it be "daisuki"?

[James S Cassidy]

so then wouldn't it be "daisuki"?

I think diasuki means "I love you very much," but Sakura didn't say "very much" in her sentencing. It really makes little difference and they both can used to tell someone I love you.

Edited by James S Cassidy, 04 October 2014 - 12:30 AM.

[Gojira]

I think diasuki means "I love you very much," but Sakura didn't say "very much" in her sentencing. It really makes little difference and they both can used to tell someone I love you.

So she told Naruto "I love you" and Sasuke "I love you very much"

 

hrmmm

[Sprite]

@Pepsi you still hea bra? I'm Fina get my homeboys Iced Tea and 7-Up to come jump you.

And I ain't worried bout 693, it was that kitten.

Edited by Sprite, 04 October 2014 - 12:33 AM.

[Gojira]

@Pepsi you still hea bra? I'm Fina get my homeboys Iced Tea and 7-Up to come jump you.
 

harr harr. 

[六道仙人]

suki = I like you

daisuki = I like you a lot

aikitteneru = I love  you

[James S Cassidy]

suki = I like you

daisuki = I like you a lot

aikitteneru = I love  you

Basically this. Though from what I can gather, suki and daisuki doesn't have much of a difference to them in terms of context so using either one basically means the same thing.

Edited by James S Cassidy, 04 October 2014 - 12:49 AM.

[六道仙人]

Basically this. Though from what I can gather, suki and diasuki doesn't have much of a difference to them in terms of context so using either one basically means the same thing.

 

yeah... most wifes and girlfriends use suki in the nowadays japan... Daisuki is usually expressed when you husband/boyfriend does really something important for you and you over please him with daisuki..

 

Aikitteneru... meh... it's really a word that hardly any use it now..... even though in the manga it's a word often expressed (Itachi, Kushina, Gaara's mom)

Edited by 六道仙人, 04 October 2014 - 12:49 AM.

[choco2]

 
yeah... most wifes and girlfriends use suki in the nowadays japan... Daisuki is usually expressed when you husband/boyfriend does really something important for you and you over please him with daisuki..
 
Aikitteneru... meh... it's really a word that hardly any use it now..... even though in the manga it's a word often expressed (Itachi, Kushina, Gaara's mom)

So this why Kakashi used " Daisuki" for Team 7

[Gojira]

So daisuki can be used in a platonic way then? Like between comrades and family?

[LuckyChi7]

So daisuki can be used in a platonic way then? Like between comrades and family?

 

I believe you can use it that sense, unless I'm misinterpreting something...

Edited by LuckyChi7, 04 October 2014 - 12:57 AM.

[六道仙人]

also that...

[LadyGT]

also that...

Hey 六道仙人, is "ti voglio bene" close to suki or daisuki?

[choco2]

So daisuki can be used in a platonic way then? Like between comrades and family?

Yeah it can,.
Kakashi uesd it

[rocci]

@pepsi
Naruto novel about sasuke put on detail about itachi disease.
It turn out to be the side effect of itachi drug.
I don't know how much canon that novel.

[六道仙人]

Hey 六道仙人, is "ti voglio bene" close to suki or daisuki?

 

more close to "suki". Daisuki can be applied with "Ti voglio tanto bene".

[LadyGT]

 
more close to "suki". Daisuki can be applied with "Ti voglio tanto bene".

Thanks a lot man!

[TouKen4Life3g]

The more you know. That's how I see for this week. It's been one hell of a week.

[Shashank95]

@pepsi
Technically, sasuke doesn't fulfill his dream too, since itachi killer is aids.

Itachi had TB...... not Aids. You don't cough up blood when you have AIDS. IT was Tuberculosis.

[Shashank95]

 

more close to "suki". Daisuki can be applied with "Ti voglio tanto bene".

The only Italian i know is from AC : 2, Brotherhood and Revelation