Anyone know how to say "I love you" in japanese?

[Kikyo]

i just wanna know...

[TheAbominatrix]

Aitrouteru

Prounounced "Eye-she-tear-oo'

[Doomgaze]

You're supposed to teach him how to say something embarassing >=[

[TheAbominatrix]

I have failed you. ;_;

Try this one "Atashi wa gaijin no baka desu ka."

I think that's how it goes.

[Kikyo]

him?
HA! Anyways, thank you!

[gokufusionss1]

considering the japanese inability to realise the difference between words beginging with R's and L's i'm going for

" i rove you"

[Citizen Bleys]

'ai troute iru' is more of a love between family members than that of a significant other. I think what you're looking for is 'kuso demo kue'

[crono_logical]

'onore, ore-sama wa temee no iki o tomaru yo'

[Shlup]

I thought "Aitrouteru" was what you say to "The One."

The common one I always hear is "Daisuke." I think...

[crono_logical]

Shame Daisuke is a guy's name

[Shlup]

Well to that I must say... poor guy.

[autumn]

Well, just for saying that you like someone (i.e. having a crush) you'd say 'Suki'. Something stronger is 'daisuki', or 'aitrouteru' means 'I'm really in love with you'. I give credit to my friend caz for helping me out. She told me before but I have a really bad memory! ^^''

[SomethingBig]

You're all wrong. It's "watashi-wa hentai desu."

[TheAbominatrix]

Aitrouteru is what you say to 'the one'. My friend and his girlfriend from Osaka say it to eachother all the time, I know the difference.

[TasteyPies]

watakushi riibe omae

I think thats the best way...

Secretly, I adore you

Thats the jest of what it means