More 'romantic'/better than すきです / だいすきです


This was mentioned in our class but for the life of me, I cannot recall the
exact sentence. I only recall that it was even more 'romantic' or better than
だいすきです since it means 'I love your everything', if I recall correctly.

How is this said in Japanese?




well, if you mean 愛{あい｝してる（よ), it's a veeerry deep and romantic thing to say
and you probably wouldn't want to say it too carelessly... ESPECIALLY in
public. If a regular Japanese person heard you say that they'd probably
definitely be weirded out, especially since they are typically opposed to
PDAs, often not very "lovey dovey" (in our sense) in public or sometimes even
private places. They'd probably get super flustered... this is from what I've
heard from various sources (natives and foreigners who've experienced these
matters), so just pointing it out. Lets just say that their ideals and
opinions on romance and love differ in some ways to us and some others.

