Making out in Japanese 愛してよ！

[geishaboy]

Right, here are a few of the more initmate things you could say in Japanese.

I know you guys want to learn these kinds of things, and I will teach you a thing or two, but I trust you will not abuse what I teach you and wind up in court on sexual harassment charges or earn yourself a restraining order. Locke I am looking in your direction.

I like you - Kimi ga suki da - キミが好きだ

This one is a bit tricky, because it can mean "I like you" or " I love you" depending on how and in what situation it is said. So be careful. You can say something like "manga ga suki da "漫画が好き" which means "I like manga" but "kimi ga suki" means more "I love you". You have been warned.

But this is a good grammar clause to learn. It is "kimi ga suki da" because "ga" is indicating the secondary topic. The main topic is "I" or "me". So the absolute proper way to say it is "watashi wa kimi ga suki da "私はキミが好きだ" wich is saying "I love you". The main topic is often not said in Japanese, so in this case "I" is not said becasue it is pretty obvious what is going on.

Thats a good phrase to learn, some love related words are as follows;

kanojo - 彼女　- she, girlfriend
kare - 彼 - he, boyfriend
aijin - 愛人 - lovers
shujin - 主人 - (my) husband
nakai - なかい (my) wife
okusan - おくさん - (someone else's) wife
goshujin - ご主人 - (someone else's) husband
issouni - 一緒に - together
suki - 好き - like, love
ai - 愛 - love ( a deeper kind of love)
koi wo suru - 恋をする (verb) to fall in love
sekusu - セクス - sex
sekushii - セクシイ - sexy
kisu - キス kiss
Kisu wo suru - キスをする- to kiss
~ni kisu wo suru　－　～にキスをする - to kiss ~
kekkon wo suru - 結婚をする - (verb) to get married
kekkon wo shiteiru - 結婚をしている - to be married
~ ni au* - ～に会う - (verb) to meet ~
*pronounced "ah'ew".

And some phrases

kekkon shite kudasai -　結婚して下さい - Will you marry me?
kisu shite kure! -　キスしてくれ! - Kiss me!
kisu shite mo ii -　キスしてもいい？ - Can I kiss you?
(watashi wa) kanojo ga iru -　（私は）彼女がいる (I) have a girlfriend
(watashi wa) kare ga iru -　（私は）彼がいる - (I) have a boyfriend
nanika wo nomini ikimasenka? 何か飲みに行きませんか？ - Why dont we go and get something to drink?
aishiteru - 愛してる - I love you (very, very strong)

questions?

[Kenshin]

i love to use the:

aishiteru
kisu shite mo ii
kanojo ga iru
and last sekushii

[Hiroko-Hanae]

SEMPAI AISHITERU! lol nantene
sempai dou onanohito wa tadaisuki desuka? =3

[geishaboy]

SEMPAI AISHITERU! lol nantene
sempai dou onanohito wa tadaisuki desuka? =3

しんせつでやさしくてたのしい女が好きだ

shinsetsu de yasashiku te tanoshi onna ga sukida

I like kind, gentle and fun girls

Also, very goo work on your Japanese, I am impressed.

Couple of mistakes though I will bold them for you, learning is allways good!

"sempai, dou onnanohito ga daisuki desuka?"

So really, you are one of the better Japanese speakers on the forum!

[Hiroko-Hanae]

hey thanx *taking some notes*

[Okami_chan]

Ah. Soudesune.

watashi mo shinsetsu de yashikute tanoshikute otoko ga sukida.
Watashi wa chotto shizuka na hito dakara tabun urusai otoko ga suki jyanaiyo. Kareshi wa majime de totemo kakkoi! -^_^- (I know that doesn't make sense. Sorry. If you could correct me, please do. )