2005年3月10日 · Japan Question Forum: answer for ''daisuki''?. Hi. I'm Japanese college student living in Japan. Well, "daisukidesu" and "aishiteru" are pretty similar expressions and …

2008年4月20日 · Before we talk about the term "daisuki", you should focus on the "mochiron" part, which means "of course". If you said he was your type and asked him how he thinks …

2013年4月1日 · The way I've always used it and have seen it been used is that daisuki is mainly used to say you really love things (like food, places, games, etc.) and when used on a person …

2015年1月7日 · 大好きだよ(or 大好きです) - Daisuki-dayo, Daisuki-desu (I like you very much, can be accepted between females without any sexual meanings) また会いましょう - See you …

2013年12月26日 · "I like you very much." can be translated into "daisuki-yo". a woman says to a man, "Do you like me ?" a man answers, " I like you very much.". "I like you very much." can …

2013年12月22日 · Thanks a lot for ur opinions as they make me to see my J guy though he doesn't bring up the words "Daisuki dayo" much..... U r right that I don't hav much experience …

2012年8月17日 · She texts me regularly, send pictures of what she is doing even during her Obon holidays at hometown and says to me "daisuki dayo" and has said few times "I Love You" in …

2007年8月24日 · I guess im having the same situation too~ We always say 'daisuki dayo' to eachother, but he had never asked me to be his girlfriend officially. Sometimes i do wonder …

2007年11月30日 · The trick with learning Japanese is that you cannot always directly translate words or phrases back and forth. The word daisuki is more akin to something like "I really …

2010年12月21日 · I think daisuki dayo has a very negative view upon Japanese travelling abroad. I met my girlfriend here in my native land while she was travelling Europe for a few months. …