Aishiteru/aishite iru
I have seen aishiteru and aishite iru when learning and were told both mean 'love'. What's the difference? Thank you.
愛してる? 愛している?
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I use "Aishiteru".
"shiteiru(している)" will be used with "wo(を)".
"noun+wo(を)+shiteiru(している)"
For example,
Shigoto wo shiteiru.(仕事をしている)
Koi wo shiteiru.(恋をしている)
Seki wo shiteiru.(咳をしている)
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愛してる? is an abbreviation of 愛している?
aishiteru←aishite iru
分かってる←分かっている
wakatteru←wakatte iru
ている・・・formal
てる・・・casual/spoken
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