anata no koto daisuki desu - i like you
daisuki - like u lot
they dont usually use aishiteru
aishiteru - means fall in love

"Anata ga suki yo." - i like you
"Anata no koto ga suki nano." - i am crazy about you :)))

it means cool

arigatou-thank u
arigatou gozaimasu
gomen nasai - sorry
ohayo gozaimasu - good morning
sensei-teacher
moshi moshi-hello
nani-what
nande- why
iie-no
hai-yes
baka-stupid
onee chan-sister
kawaii-cute
watashi wa- i am
sugoi-wow
sayonara-goodbye
itadaikimasu-letz eat

arigato :]

omedetto-congrats
okaeri-welcome home
tadaema-i'm home
wakarimashita-understood/okay/yup
jaa-bye

etc etc

i learnt a whole lot .. but i like these the most

tada ima
okaeri
shitsureishimasu
moushaken arimasen

baka
nani
mate
demo
sayonara
ohio
onigiri
itadakimasu
sugoi
ganbatte
ja na
hai
arigato
kareshi
watashi
onii-chan
onee-chan
konichiwa

how do u say "none of your business"?

ilove you aishite imasu but most japanese dont use it but instead theyre using anata ga suki desu meaning >>>i like you<<<

none of your business kankei nai yo...

baka == fool
nani... == what?
matte -- wait
demo -- but
sayonara --- goodbye
ohayou ---good morning
onigiri ---- rice ball
itadakimasu -- usually said before eating
sugoi === great
gambatte /// do your best
hai.... yes
arigato... thank you.... doumo arigatou gozaimasu... thank you very much
kareshi... bf or gf...lover
watashi...i
oniisan ... others older brother
oneesan... others older sister
imouto.... younger sister
konichiwa... hello..

Geez people. Take the class if you're so desperate to learn Japanese. You end up getting the real meanings mixed up especially since the social structure of Japan is based like solely on respect. DX

Domo arigatou and arigatou gozaimasu are forms of Thank You. Domo by itself is very casual and used between friends. However when you add arigatou it's used to show the utmost thanks. Same to arigatou gozaimasu but I believe it's not as polite but conveys more thanks. I learned this a long time ago so if there's someone more proficient in the language please feel free to correct me. @____@

I can only read, and write in Hiragana and Katakana right now but I know a quite a few Kanji. :p

**pleassseee.... can someone tell me wat do these words mean?????

shitsureishimasu - excuse me ( sorry to disturb you kind of term )
moushaken arimasen ( is the wrong term , i thought it was spelt this way . but after checking my dictionary i found the correct term )
it should be :
moushiwake arimasen - (iam) extremely sorry
i usually hear this in formal situations , whereby you did something wrong when you work etc.

jus wanna correct some things .
it should be :
Konnichiwa - it can mean good afternoon too
Gomen nasai
Daijoubu
otou san
okaa san - Mother
onegaishimasu - please ( formal )
nani


happy learning