Ai sh'teruu (ai shiteru?)
In a campus as multicultural as Cornell, these sweet, small, amusing things must happen all the time, although we rush so much thinking of our own worlds, looking down to the ground, that we miss nearly all of them. This is what I saw this morning:
Two Asian girls, one of them vocalising to teach the other, who repeated tentatively, how to say "I love you" in Japanese.
I have no idea if they were flirting, or on a date. I hope so. Maybe I found it so touching and fun because it remindd me of two drastically diferent people, one who trusted my love teaching me to say exactly that, and another one who hd no idea of my feelings teaching me to say "i love you" in Russian. A very nerdy seduction strategy, isn't it?
Two Asian girls, one of them vocalising to teach the other, who repeated tentatively, how to say "I love you" in Japanese.
I have no idea if they were flirting, or on a date. I hope so. Maybe I found it so touching and fun because it remindd me of two drastically diferent people, one who trusted my love teaching me to say exactly that, and another one who hd no idea of my feelings teaching me to say "i love you" in Russian. A very nerdy seduction strategy, isn't it?
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JENNIFER -
Hinata Hyuga -
ãâ!â!E ai shiteru: la "i" de "iru" en lenguaje oral "cae" muchas veces y no se pronuncia.
ãâ!â!EEá ai shiteimasu: serLa en lenguaje formal, equivalente m@s o menos a tratar de "usted".
Ejemplos:
EEEEãâ!â!E kimi o ai shiteru (un chico le puede decir esto a una chica, "te quiero a ti").
Eã/E"EEEãâ!â!E Chikaraguchi-chan o ai shiteru (donde Chikaraguchi, en este caso, es el nombre de la persona a la que se quiere, y -chan es el honorLfico).
Eâ!E EEãâ!â!E anata o ai shiteru (una chica a un chico).
TambiHn hay otras formas:
äFâ!EEãC Eâ!EE(watashi wa kimi ga daisuki desu yo) ("me gustas mucho!") (o simplemente "kimi ga daisuki desu").
äFâ!EEâ!EEE(watashi wa koi shiteiru) ("estoy enamorado)
Daniel -
alexandfm -
Aurora -
En fin, todos sabemos decir te quiero en idiomas que desconocemos por completo, así que quizá ni siquiera estaban ligando, sólo ampliando el vocabulario :P