how do japanese confess their love to one another?

Started by randall · 20 Aug 2004 · 27 replies

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20 Aug 2004, 23:18 #1
im curious =p
i believe the way in which people confess their love to one another is different in every country due to cultural differences

how do japanese confess their love then? ^^
20 Aug 2004, 23:46 #2
randall wrote:how do japanese confess their love then? ^^


Can such a thing be generalized? How do people confess their love where you are from?
21 Aug 2004, 00:23 #3
my grandfather never confessed i believe. but my mom and grandmother keep telling me that men in Japan now are pretty soft and play the puppy dog. so im sure they spill the beans pretty quick.
21 Aug 2004, 01:52 #4
Ikumu wrote: . . . men in Japan now are pretty soft and play the puppy dog. so im sure they spill the beans pretty quick.


You don't think that's a reaction toward how -- seemingly, and as being reported -- Japanese women are going ga-ga (not to be confused with the film distribution company ;) ) over Korean men nowadays (which is probably due to Japan's growing interest in the K-drama)?
21 Aug 2004, 02:02 #5
It's hard, almost impossible to generalize the way a culture would confess their love.
I think when it all comes down to it, it depends on the individual.
21 Aug 2004, 02:17 #6
ahochaude wrote:It's hard, almost impossible to generalize the way a culture would confess their love.
I think when it all comes down to it, it depends on the individual.


I agree. People in Japan are diverse in their personalities just like everyplace. For some it easy easy to confess their love others are very shy. Sounds like everywhere else to me. I think with age and experience your ability to confess your love changes greatly also. Just my 2 cents.
21 Aug 2004, 02:18 #7
The Man wrote:

You don't think that's a reaction toward how -- seemingly, and as being reported -- Japanese women are going ga-ga (not to be confused with the film distribution company ;) ) over Korean men nowadays (which is probably due to Japan's growing interest in the K-drama)?


You can thank Winter Sonata for that. :hehe:
21 Aug 2004, 02:27 #8
how do japanese confess their love to one another?


Remember the tea scene in Karate Kid 2?


there ya go.
21 Aug 2004, 02:30 #9
Ushiroyubi wrote:how do japanese confess their love to one another?


Remember the tea scene in Karate Kid 2?


there ya go.


HAHAHAHA. Score one for Daniel-san. :beaten: :hehe:
21 Aug 2004, 02:39 #10
Ushiroyubi wrote:how do japanese confess their love to one another?


Remember the tea scene in Karate Kid 2?


there ya go.


Not too common nowadays, is it?
21 Aug 2004, 02:42 #11
ahochaude wrote:

Not too common nowadays, is it?


I was kidding, bro. =T
21 Aug 2004, 03:07 #12
Ushiroyubi wrote:

I was kidding, bro. =T


:sweat: Oh, sorry. :beaten:

Didn't catch on. :beaten: :beaten:
23 Aug 2004, 00:55 #13
or rather
what do they say when confessing

besides the norm of i love you, suki, daisuki, etc etc etc

need some lines of confessing in japanese ^^
so i can impress some girls haha =D
23 Aug 2004, 01:32 #14
randall wrote:need some lines of confessing in japanese


"That kimono looks beautiful on you.
It would look even better on my bedroom floor."
:naughty:
23 Aug 2004, 03:06 #15
vibius wrote:"That kimono looks beautiful on you.
It would look even better on my bedroom floor."
:naughty:

:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
24 Aug 2004, 05:37 #16
Go over to japan and ask someone "how do you confession your love?"

Of course, they may punch first, but they will give you an anwser.
24 Aug 2004, 06:18 #17
vibius wrote:

"That kimono looks beautiful on you.
It would look even better on my bedroom floor."
:naughty:


:shocked: :twisted: :bow:
25 Aug 2004, 19:32 #18
maybe u can say

acting like a crappy gaijin "watashi wa, anata wa, sexsu desu" :naughty: :mrgreen:
25 Aug 2004, 21:33 #19
Eh? :crazy: Doesn't make sense :headscratch:
26 Aug 2004, 02:10 #20
zchendevlemh wrote: acting like a crappy gaijin "watashi wa, anata wa, sexsu desu" :naughty: :mrgreen:

Got that part right. :hehe:
The dialogue shows it. :hehe:
Nice example of a crappy gaijin.

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