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Reading: Watashi / boku to tsukiatte kudasai.* Meaning: Please go out / go steady with me. Informal / Casual Form: 私 / 僕 と付き合って。(Watashi / boku to tsukiatte.) *私 , which is "I" in neutral, is normally used by females; 僕 , which is "I" in mild masculine, is used by males.
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Tsukiatte Kudasai Alt title: Please Go out with Me overview; recommendations; characters; staff; reviews; One Shot Comic Dengeki Daioh. 2016 . 3.557 out of 5 from 18 votes. Rank #25,475 A young high school boy falls in love with the ghost of a student. Source: MU. Tags. Drama One Shot Romance Shounen
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Kokuhaku and Tsukiatte Kudasai - Declaring feelings. The act of declaring and exposing your feelings in Japanese even has an expression which is Kokuhaku [告白]. This word literally means to confess or declare feelings. Usually the Japanese do it themselves. Read also: Kokuhaku e Tsukiatte Kudasai - Declaration and Dating in Japan
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Romaji：tsukiatte kudasai English：Please date (with me) as a couple Note：Omit（with me), unlike the western countries, casual dating is quite common, if you say「付き合ってください」 (tsukiatte kudasai) which means dating as a couple 2)「好き」 Romaji：suki English： (I) love or like（you）
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Tsukiatte kudasai (付き合ってください) This means "will you be my girlfriend/boyfriend?" Use this when you'd like to be an item with someone! 5. Kawaii (可愛い) Though also used for clothes, animals, and any other number of cute things, kawaii can also be used to describe a girl to say she's pretty.
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大好きだ / 大好きです. (daisuki da / daisuki desu) I like you (a lot). 愛している. (aishiteiru) I love you. If you wish to do kokuhaku, you should note that愛している ( aishiteiru) is rarely used compared to好き ( suki) and大好き ( daisuki ). You would not want the person you like to feel uncomfortable and overwhelmed.
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"Suki desu" (好きです, I like you), often followed up by "tsukiatte kudasai" (付き合ってください, please go out with me) is widely used otherwise. Kokuhaku (告白) literally means "confession" in Japanese but it isn't the confession you'd make to ap priest in the church or whisper in someone's ears about something just for the sake of it.
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付き合ってください。 Tsukiatte kudasai.|If you're a man, 僕の彼女になってほしいです。 (Boku no kanojo ni natte hoshii desu) But we usually say, 僕と付き合ってください。 (Boku to tsukiatte kudasai)|ガールフレンドになってほしい。
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EditBackground. Yuurei Kesun de Tsukiatte Kudasai began as a web comic on the author's Twitter account on January 9, 2020, and was released on the author's pixivFANBOX account and sold as ebook chapters by No.9. A doujinshi compiling the series with an extra chapter was sold through doujinshi retail websites on August 1, 2021.
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When the novelist Souseki Natsume (1867-1916) was an English teacher, one of his students translated the English phrase "I love you" as 我君を愛す | ware kimi o aisu. Soseki pointed out that Japanese people don't say 愛す | aisu (to love), and that the best translation would actually be 月が綺麗ですね | tsuki ga kirei desune (the moon is beautiful, isn't is?).
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Of course, rejection has its own rules and practices designed to soften the landing. Kokuhaku (告白) may mean love confession. Koku (告) means announcement. Haku (白) means white. So the word means "white announcement", a reference to pure, chaste, and clear expression of feelings (Nurfitri, 2020). Kokuhaku doesn't depend on Valentine.
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When giving the confession, it's normal to say, "tsukiatte kudasai 付き合ってください", which means, "Please go out with me" or "Can we date?" Tsukiaou 付き合おう means to "go out" with the implication of dating.
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813 8 N/A Oneshot Ghosts Romance School Life Supernatural Publication: 2016, Completed A young high school boy falls in love with the ghost of a student. Author Nanatsuki Fuu Artist Nanatsuki Fuu Genres Romance Themes Ghosts School Life Supernatural Format Oneshot Track MangaUpdates Anime-Planet AniList Kitsu MyAnimeList Alternative Titles
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付き合ってください (Tsukiatte kudasai) - Will you be my girlfriend/boyfriend? (Literally: "Please associate with (only) me.") 結婚してくれる？ (Kekkon shite kureru) - Will you marry me? Share the Love in Japanese. There's your crash course how to say "I love you" in Japanese!
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愛 - ai - love あなたが大好きです。 (I like you a lot. More commonly used.) Anata ga daisuki desu. 大好き - daisuki - like a lot あなたのことが大好きです。 (Similar but more polite.) Anata no koto ga daisuki desu. 2) I love you very much in Japanese Calm down there, Romeo or Juliet. Wasn't 大好き enough?
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Natsume Soseki once taught his students that the correct Japanese translation for "I love you" is "Tsuki ga tottemo aoi naa" (The moon is so blue tonight) — from Sato Kenji's "More Animated than Life: A Critical Overview of Japanese Animated Films," Japan Echo, 12/97. And now I think we can get back to our interrupted love story.