| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| 我が愛 | わがあい |
Pronunciation: waga ai
How to Say It Outloud: wah-gah ah-ee
Usage: Formal or poetic expression of personal love.
Example Sentence Japanese:
我が愛は永遠です。
我が愛は永遠です。Example Sentence English:My love is eternal.
My love is eternal.| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| 私の愛 | わたしのあい |
Pronunciation: watashi no ai
How to Say It Outloud: wah-tah-shee noh ah-ee
Usage: Direct and straightforward expression of love.
Example Sentence Japanese:私の愛を感じてください。
私の愛を感じてください。Example Sentence English:Please feel my love.
Please feel my love.| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| 愛しい人 | いとしいひと |
Pronunciation: itoshi hito
How to Say It Outloud: ee-toh-shee hee-toh
Usage: Used to refer to a beloved person.
Example Sentence Japanese:愛しい人よ、あなたを大切に思っています。
愛しい人よ、あなたを大切に思っています。Example Sentence English:My love, I cherish you.
My love, I cherish you.| Hiragana |
|---|
| あいするひと |
Pronunciation: aisuru hito
How to Say It Outloud: ah-ee-soo-roo hee-toh
Usage: Commonly used to refer to a loved one in a romantic sense.
Example Sentence Japanese:愛する人と一緒に過ごしたいです。
愛する人と一緒に過ごしたいです。Example Sentence English:I want to spend time with my love.
I want to spend time with my love.| Hiragana |
|---|
| だいすきなひと |
Pronunciation: daisuki na hito
How to Say It Outloud: dah-ee-soo-kee nah hee-toh
Usage: Expresses a deep affection for someone.
Example Sentence Japanese:大好きな人がいるんです。
大好きな人がいるんです。Example Sentence English:There’s someone I really love.
There’s someone I really love.Dictionary
吾妹子わぎもこ
Noun- my love; my dear; darling
吾妹わぎも
Noun- my love; my dear; darling
マイ・ラヴ
Wikipedia definition- My Love
ろう
Suffix- nth son
- lang; official title in ancient China
- man; young man
- my husband; my lover
- nth child (male and female)
お世話様おせわさま
Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)- thanks for taking care of me; thanks for taking care of my loved one
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