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How do you say 'forever and always' in Japanese?

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Rooster Cogburn , Rooster Cogburn, answered

永遠に、いつでも

Eien ni, itsu demo


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Didge Doo answered

Banzai.

We know it best as a battle cry, but it translates as "10,000 years" or "may you live for 10,000 years". I don't think I'd use it in a love letter, though.

Hmm. Maybe you could. After all, the three ships of romance are friendship, courtship and battle ship.

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私 は して いません。

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