What does this mean in Japanese?

mrsocal · (#1 (**permalink**))

Can someone help me out and tell me what this means?

Watashi wa anata o itsumade mo aishimasu. Anata ga inai toki hontoni sabishi, istmo ishoni ite, ne?

Thanks

Narutocrazy101 · (#2 (**permalink**))

is that kanji or hiragana

(I only speak hiragana)

mrsocal · (#3 (**permalink**))

Not sure to be honest?

Narutocrazy101 · (#4 (**permalink**))

It looks i lot like kanj but i cant tell. sorry i cant help

SuperMario128 · (#5 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Narutocrazy101

is that kanji or hiragana

(I only speak hiragana)

You don't speak Hiragana genious, Hiragana is part of the japanese written language, consisting of 46 characters that make all of the native japanese words. Then there's katakana that is another set of 46 that deals with foreign words. And Kanji which is a set of over 1000 chinese characters where each letter represents a word by itself. or part of a word

Watashi wa anata o itsumade mo aishimasu. Anata ga inai toki hontoni sabishi, istmo ishoni ite, ne?

I don't know enough japanese to translate, but Watashi wa means "I", I know that much. and Anata I believe means "you".

mrsocal · (#6 (**permalink**))

SuperMario128 are you able to translate it?

Narutocrazy101 · (#7 (**permalink**))

Sorry i kind of delerios right now ok and i have a hangover. Can you think strait with all that on your mind stupid

SuperMario128 · (#8 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Narutocrazy101

Sorry i kind of delerios right now ok and i have a hangover. Can you think strait with all that on your mind stupid

I don't drink, I value my liver and brain cells.

Mrsocal, sorry, no unfortunately, I don't know enough japanese yet to translate.

mrsocal · (#9 (**permalink**))

FYI its Romaji

Cyclamen · (#10 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by mrsocal

Watashi wa anata o itsumade mo aishimasu. Anata ga inai toki hontoni sabishi, istmo ishoni ite, ne?

It's written 「私はあなたをいつまでも愛します。あなたがいない時本当に寂しい、いつも一緒にいて、ね？」
And a basic translation, without much attention on translating into english the complexity of japanese phrase structure, would be "I'll love you forever. When you're not here, I feel really lonely. Let's be together forever, ok?"