Ladies and gentlemen, its gotten to the point where what little amorous Japanese i posess has worn thin, and i need to learn some new words. I did use

• sar said on 06/09/12 at 03:04 PM.....

  We started with ‘suki’ something like this (puke warning) ‘Sarah-chan, suki’.  Then after a while we graduated to ‘daisuki’.  And it felt really good and warm and fuzzy.  Now we do I love you in English but I still love it when he says ‘Sar-chan suki’ it makes me feel so nice and reminds me of falling in love.

• j-ster said on 06/09/12 at 03:59 PM.....

  Cuuuuute! Cuuute! (^_^)

• dr Dave said on 06/09/12 at 04:22 PM.....

  Erm, I suppose it’s still a bit early for the more direct “smoochy” Japanese terms? Because, while I don’t think I can really help you much on the “suki da” front, there’s a plethora of stuff that can be used, once the boy has been successfully wooed into your bedroom http://www.marshmallowspikers.net/images/smileys/grin.gif

• MissSin said on 06/09/12 at 06:02 PM.....

  hmm…let me rack my brains for some good ones…

  
  for some bizarre reason ex-boy always used to opposite words of what he meant, so we spent most of the time saying

• j-ster said on 06/09/13 at 10:29 PM.....

  dr. Dave, we have made it to the bedroom, im looking for some language to spice up the emails that keep us in touch while the Pacific is between us. Pleeeze give me your goodies!

  
  MissSin, Yes! This stuff is great! Thank you!

• arumanda said on 06/09/14 at 02:07 AM.....

  gee. if i were brave i’d get out the shoebox of love letters from a long lost past and dig up some cool phrases for you, but i’m sorry i just don’t have the courage.  here are the results of a quick brainstorm. some cute little phrases that might be a little corny. but i guess variety is the preference for you right now hey? you can mix and match and change words as you wish, but remember they mightn’t be perfecto from this second language speaker.

  soba ni ite hoshii - i want you by my side

  
  anata no koto wo ichinijuu kangaeru bakari - i think of you all day long

  
  watashi no soba sae ireba, nandemo dekiru - i could do anything as long as you’re by my side (literally and metaphorically)

  
  anata ni aete (aeru koto ga dekite) kouei/ureshii - it’s an honor/pleasure to have been able to meet you

  
  kinou sabishikute nerenakatta - i couldn’t sleep last night for missing you

  
  ....yaritai - i’m horny

   

  by the way, any tips on how to get my english os computer to be able to type in japanese? i lost my toolbar in my computer crash, and can’t seem to know where to find it…

   

• T said on 06/09/14 at 05:16 PM.....

  Just sent you a HUGE list from our phrase book - check your email. 

  
  BTW Richard wrote them..  http://www.marshmallowspikers.net/images/smileys/smile.gif