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"I Love You"

Haha maybe. I think it reminds me of my younger youth ^-^
ehh im starting to day dream back to it. A more innocent time ;o))
 
u.u younger youth ,its really an innocent time~but mine was filled with gambades...heheh~perhaps ,I LOVE YOU the romantic sentence were locked in many person's memory boxes^^
 
whats with the 3 and 4 and 3 and trhe #'s after each word?
it's the pernounciation thing, because every word with the same romaji or whatever you call that. has four pernounciations, so those numbers indicate which pernounciation it is , so when you say it, others won't mistaken it for another word

"wo ye ai ni"
is how you say i luv you too in chinese
 
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你好。你好吗?
我朋友。

nice to meet you in this JREF , i love chinese soooo much
我喜欢中国人 。。。。。

hey huayue nice to meeeeeet you ....
 
haha,seems anyone here is intrested in this thread ^^
你ツ好ツ,ツ青エツ静イツ,你让窶ーテ、窶?窶ケN窶板ケ这窶板「窶廬另ヒ?ェヒ?岩?「テシ窶認
 
欢ナ筑



谢谢你
thank for you warm welcome and no thing intersting by this words ...
 
hehe
very nice topic, to me.
I travelled a lot in japan and love this country, but my heart goes to a native Beijing girl. We don't use cantonese or any old fashion way for those words. Just the 3 words (with a "ye" when a reply comes).
 
wu ai ni 吾爱你 ancient written Chinese,means ''I love you".
wo ai ni 我爱你 modern Chinese
予yu means ''you ''in ancient written Chinese
 

Wow, a 14-month necropost. Cool.
Seriously, though.... love the Classical Chinese note. Wenyan is fun.
 
窶ーテ、爱你...Who can tell me how to say with Japanese?
 
讲テコ窶?#19996;ツ青シツ,窶ーテ、窶徭ナ地邃「テ溪?「s懂ツ。ツ。ツ。ツ。ツ。wo ai ni? NO,China and I think you better say
 
I'm back~=) miss everyone here,especially rice cake
 
"窶能" is ancient Chinese here, only means I.
But now, "窶能"only means give, verb.
 
is this "I love you" cause my friend atr school speaks Chinese, and I was lookign in a dictionary and the pronouncing things sound the same as she said it:

窶能爱你

hehe "I Love You" so kute
 
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