I love you?saranghae?ashiteru?

Question

which part of saraghae is love and i love

which part of ashiteru is love and i love?

i know the whole word but i dont know how to say parts

Answer 1

To begin with the correct thing is aishiteru, "ai" is Love. aishiru is "to love", aishiteru is a contraction of aishite iru, which literally means to be loving.  This is an informal way of saying "Watashi wa aishite imasu", literally "I love you"

Answer 2

well Ai means love. ashiteru is i love you! there are no parts to it!

and the its the same with saranghae!

Answer 3

Aishiteru= Loving.

Aishiteru is only the verb, there isn't "I" or "you" included.

If you want to include the pronouns:

"Watashi wa anata wo aishiteru."  That's too long, so they just say "aishiteru."

To love= Ai suru

Loving= Ai shite imasu--> iru

Shite + iru - i= Shiteru + ai= Aishiteru.

I'm not sure about Korean, though I am sure it is the same as Japanese, only the verb used and the pronouns are left off.

Answer 4

Actually a few of these responses are incorrect regarding the Japanese portion.  Ai = love  Shiteru = doing  (it is from the verb shimasu)

You could also say, for example, homework shimasu = doing homework