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27 mag 2021 · Daisuki. Let’s get a bird’s eye view of the expression. What is the meaning of daisuki? Daisuki can be broken down as dai-suki to mean, literally, “big like.” In practice, it has two meanings. To “really like” or to “love.” This sense of love can be both romantic, or, like, loving french fries.
The three words suki (好き), daisuki (大好き), and aishiteru (愛してる) are basically used to say “I love you” in Japanese. “Suki” is used at the start of relationships and when confessing your love. “Daisuki” is stronger and closest to the English “I love you”, while “Aishiteru” should rarely ever be used.
The formal way to say “I like you” in Japanese is “Suki desu” (好きです) while “Suki da yo” (好きだよ) is the more casual phrase. Both phrases express a romantic interest in the other person and can also be translated as “I love you”. When you like someone as a friend you should say “Ki ni itta” (気に入った).
2 feb 2020 · Daisuki（だいすき、大好き） means “liking something or somebody a lot” or “loving something or somebody”. “Daisuki” is easier to see if it is separated into “dai（大）” and “suki（好き）”. “Dai” means “very”, “many”, “big”, etc. and “suki” is a verb meaning “like”.
“Daisuki da yo” (大好きだよ) is the most casual and informal way to say “I love you” or “I love (it)” in Japanese. While it can be used to confess your love it is less romantic than “Aishiteru” (愛してる) and sounds less polite than “Daisuki desu” (大好きです).
18 gen 2022 · 大 だい 好 す き • ( daisuki ) -na ( adnominal 大 だい 好 す き な ( daisuki na), adverbial 大 だい 好 す き に ( daisuki ni) ) love (in both senses of loving a friend or family member and a partner romantically) 私. (. わたし.
“Daisuki” is a Japanese word and expression that means to like or love something a great amount. Let’s take a closer look at the meaning and usage of the expression Daisuki.
