On Fri, 29 Dec 1995, White Wolf wrote:

On Fri, 29 Dec 1995, Chan Wei Lik wrote:

(1) One way of saying 'I love you', in japanese, is 'Suki da yo'.

That's "I like you"!

I won't argue with you.  I'll simply say, that if Viz translates 'Suki da 
yo' as 'I love you', then that's good enough for me. 

Two things: 1) Don't take Viz's translations as the end-all authority 
(don't kill me Trish, at least I didn't criticize your work directly this 
time!!), and 2) SUki da yo, while literally meaning 'I like you' as 
opposed to the more format daisuki da yo, IS still used in place of 'I 
love you' more informally.  Something I learned during my time in Japan 
as an exchange student, and through the time I spent taking the language. :)