07-13-2011, 12:30 PM
That makes sense, referring to the person あなた almost sounds like you're being condescending. "Hey you there" is what I make out of it.
If this sentence logical or phrased correctly?
ば日本語がわかりますその後、大好きあります。
If you understand Japanese, then I love you.
I'm not sure if ば and その後 are in the right place. Google translator yields:
Then if you know Japanese, I love you.
as the translation.
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