How to say I "love you" in Japanese - Japanese Love Words

The video tutorial explores how to express love in Japanese, focusing on different kanji and their meanings. It explains the kanji 'Ai' for mature, mutual love and 'Koi' for passionate, sometimes selfish love. The tutorial also covers 'Suki,' a softer expression of affection, often used in everyday conversation. The nuances of these expressions highlight cultural differences in expressing love, emphasizing actions over words in Japanese culture.

What does the kanji 'I' symbolize in Japanese expressions of love?

• Friendship and trust

• Love, affection, and care

• Passion and desire

• Respect and admiration

How is the kanji 'Koi' different from 'I' in terms of expressing love?

• 'Koi' is more about mutual respect

• 'Koi' is a long-lasting love

• 'Koi' is used for familial love

• 'Koi' is a passionate and sometimes selfish love

What does the combination of 'Koi' and 'soo do' mean?

• To admire someone

• To befriend someone

• To fall in love

• To express gratitude

What does the word 'Suki' mean in Japanese?

• To love deeply

• To like

• To dislike

• To be indifferent

How does adding 'dai' to 'suki' change its meaning?

• It makes it a formal expression

• It makes it a negative expression

• It intensifies the meaning to 'like very much'

• It changes it to mean 'dislike'