"i love you, too." or "i love you too." added by cagey, moderator do we need the comma? Jun 17, 2007suki = like daisuki = like very much aishiteiru = love daisuki is as far as japanese will go to declare their love. You tell when it's "like" and when it's "love" based on context.
We are wanting to say 'love always' or. "i love you with all my heart. I will always love you.
May 9, 2008i know love at the end of a letter can mean everything to nothing. Is (i) love you stronger/more romantic than just love or are they the same?
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