How to Say ‘Yes, I love them.’ in Japanese
ええ、大好き。
ee daisuki
[Ee dai-skee]
💬 Usage Tip: ええ is a softer, slightly more conversational "yes" than はい. 大好き (daisuki) means "really like"; it is used for food as easily as for people.
Phrase Breakdown
ええ
ee
[Ee]
yes
Informal way to agree or confirm.
ええ、知っています。
Yes, I know it.
大好き
daisuki
[dai-skee]
love very much
A strong affectionate expression meaning to really love or like someone a lot.
いつも大好きって伝えたいよ。
I always want to tell you I love you very much.
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