I love you too -
03-31-2010, 07:51 PM
Hello everyone, I have a couple of questions about a couple of things I guess. All of them are related to Japanese language though, so here we go.
1) Why does 愛してる use を instead of が like 大好き?
example: a) 君を愛してる。
b) ケーキが大好き。
2) If someone were to say "I love you", how would you say "I love you too"?
example: Sally) tomを愛してる
Tom) Sallyも愛してる (would this be correct?)
Tom) 私もSallyを愛してる (this is wrong right? it basically says I
love sally too right?)
Thank you
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