you like me

[Miguelillo 87]

how do you say You like me a lot in japanese on the sense that a girl likes a boy

Thank you all

 

[Cereth]

You like me a lot? mmm are you sure you don´t meant I like you a lot....
because your first sentence sounds a little bit cocky to me....

anata ga suki desu ...me gustas/ i like you
anata wa watashi no koto totemo suki desu... -yo te gusto*

 

[kamome]

Mr.　Miguelillo was perhaps meant to say sort of "do you like me?":

boku o suki desu ka? 「僕を好きですか。」

 

[crises]

Do you like me? >> 僕のことが好きですか。(boku no koto ga suki desu ka.)

Instead of "anata wa watashi no koto totemo suki desu" I'd say:
○○さんは私のことが大好きです。(XX-san wa watashi no koto ga daisuki desu.)

 

[kamome]

not to be any fussy nor pedant...I've been taught - and some friends recently reminded me the same on a different post - that 「こと・koto」　is mostly used in kinder (and, obviously, "colder") contexts, so that maybe its use in such an "immediate/warm" expression may sound too much,
even be taken for a tease...sorry, just a supposition, natural nihongo speakers will probably correct me,

かもめ

Do you like me? >> 僕のことが好きですか。(boku no koto ga suki desu ka.)

Instead of "anata wa watashi no koto totemo suki desu" I'd say:
○○さんは私のことが大好きです。(XX-san wa watashi no koto ga daisuki desu.)

 

[Miguelillo 87]

arigato everydoby