Aishiteru

[timetopartyhard]

What is the difference between 愛してる and 愛死天流? I'm not sure if there is one, I'm just curious.

[AMIGO]

In my opinion there's no difference.

I think that the second one is just a Kanji compilation in order to write the expresion by means of only kanjis in a poetic connotation. "Love through death a heaven". Nothing more.

[JimmySeal]

:mad:
It's similar to the difference between "I love you" and "3y3 1u\/ U".

[undrentide]

愛死天流?!
I believe it is one of the grafitti motorcycle gangs love to paint anywhere and everywhere. (Reminds me of 夜露死苦！)
I'm afraid there's nothing poetic about this kind of "writings"...

:mad:
It's similar to the difference between "I love you" and "3y3 1u\/ U".

Haha, good example! But maybe kanji version and the impression it gives to people is evey worse than that!
:relief:

[bammbamm&pebbles]

What is the difference between 愛してる and 愛死天流 ?

I'm not sure if there is one, I'm just curious.





It's totally irrelevant .. :wave:

愛死天流 is Mandarin-pronunciation of transliterated Kanji for 愛してる ( Ai - 愛 / shi - 死 / te - 天 / ru - 流 ).

[Glenn]

It's ai4 si3 tian1 liu2 in Mandarin.

[ec_nana]

lol....愛死天流 is just a direct representation of the pronounciation of 愛してる . Theres no connection whatsoever.