"Love" in japanese and chinese is written and pronounced the same

ito
kana
ne
o
mana

t. knower

Modern china uses simplified version, thoughever

>ke ai
>kawaii
>mean the same thing
>but are etymologically unrelated

wanna 作爱zuo ai (make love) with chinese

>>212891588
>ai shiteru
>wo ai ni
???

>>212891673
yes on'yumi
don't forget kun'yumi

Everyone everywhere kinda says "father" and "mother" in weirdly similar ways

>>212891493 (OP)
English and French would never

>>212893568
In Japanese, mother is haha, father is chichi, neither of which sounds much like the words for mother and father in any other language I've heard of.
Ironically, "haha" used to be "papa," meaning that "papa" was used as a word for the mother, not the father.

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