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What does watashi wa anata ga suki da to omou mean?

"Watashi wa anata ga suki da to omou" means "I think I like you" in Japanese.

Here's a breakdown of the sentence:

* watashi (私): I

* wa (は): topic marker (indicates the subject of the sentence)

* anata (あなた): you

* ga (が): subject marker (indicates the object of the verb)

* suki (好き): like

* da (だ): copula (indicates a state of being)

* to (と): quotation marker (indicates the following phrase is a thought)

* omou (思う): think

The sentence is structured in a way that emphasizes the speaker's feelings and thoughts rather than being a direct declaration of love. It conveys a sense of uncertainty and hesitation, which can make it a more subtle and less intimidating way to express feelings.

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