daisuki

I like you a lot (very close to love).

"Daisuki, Riku-chan."

by Mindie December 15, 2008

Daisuki

Used to present a great like for something, literal translation (Japanese to English) is to "Like alot"

Daisuki is the combination of two symbols of "Big"(okii) and "like"(suki) to create the word "Daisuki"

Cake ga daisuki desu!

"Neko ga suki?"

"Hai Daisuki!"

by Kalcaman March 30, 2009

daisuki

i love you to a signifigant other

Daisuki desu. in which you awnser, anata mo daisuki desu.

by robert freeman June 7, 2007

Daisuki

"daisuki" means i like you.

it can be said to your friends and love ones..

Japanese: Watashi wa inu ga daisuki desu.
English: I like dogs too.

by Buding January 28, 2020

Daisuki

The scarlet witch, harbinger of chaos and wielder of the unfathomable primordial magic, 'chaos magic.'

Daisuki is the scarlet witch.

by Chthon December 3, 2022

Daisuki da yo

The Japanese word for “I love you”, usually used romantically. A stronger form of daisuki or daisuki da. Mostly used to confess affection.

Person 1, confessing to the one they love: Daisuki da yo

by Justananimestan April 1, 2021

suki suki daisuki

Means "I like you I like you I love you" in Japanese. It's also a name of a song but just a warning.. IF A GIRL SINGS THIS TO YOU RUN! RUN FOR YOU'RE LIFE SINCE THE SONG ALSO HAS THE WORDS "If you don't love I will kill you!" SO HEAR ME OUT NOW! BEFORE YOU DIE!

"Suki suki daisuki... Suki suki daisuki!"

by Edgypotato May 26, 2018