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translation 2007/11/11 09:40
Omega Anatawa DaiSuki wat does that mean??
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strange... 2007/11/13 01:30
is this really correct?

i think that means;
you love "OME".
but i dont know OME.

the in the other way;
i love you?
in this case, OME means "you" in impolite way.

Omega = you??(accusative)
Anatawa = you(nominative)
DaiSuki = love, like very much (verb)
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wrong 2007/11/13 04:46
ome is probably a mistake
it was ore?

"ore wa anata ga daisuki" is correct
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