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Saying "I love you" is exciting and scary--even more so if there are cultural differences between you and the object of your affection. These things are easy to sort out though. Read the steps below, and you'll feel more confident and at-ease saying "I love you" to your Japanese crush. | Saying "I love you" is exciting and scary--even more so if there are cultural differences between you and the object of your affection. These things are easy to sort out though. Read the steps below, and you'll feel more confident and at-ease saying "I love you" to your Japanese crush. | ||
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===Understanding the Culture=== | ===Understanding the Culture=== | ||
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#koi no yokan. Those who perhaps are a bit too practical to believe in love at first sight, might talk about "koi no yokan," which refers to the feeling upon meeting someone that love is in the cards, in time. <ref name="rf6">http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/11/love-words-foreign-_n_2647888.html</ref> | #koi no yokan. Those who perhaps are a bit too practical to believe in love at first sight, might talk about "koi no yokan," which refers to the feeling upon meeting someone that love is in the cards, in time. <ref name="rf6">http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/11/love-words-foreign-_n_2647888.html</ref> | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
