What does it mean to have a -sa at the end of a sentence?

[lucky7456969]

like suki-sa?
google translate says it means "the love"
does "sa" mean "the"?
Thanks
Jack

 

[Mike Cash]

No. Japanese doesn't have articles (a, an, the).

For your purposes you can probably safely ignore that bit. It won't affect the meaning significantly if you leave it off.