What is the word they use to describe someone they love in naruto?

Question

what is the word they use to describe someone they love in naruto?

Answer 1

Don't know about the show Naruto specifically, but it's often "taisetsu na hito" (the person important/special/valuable to me) or "suki na hito" (the person I like). If they're telling someone, it's often "suki desu" (i like/love you), or "daisuki desu" (i really like/love you).  

Answer 2

Well, quite often the characters put a honorific on the name of the person they're fond of, Sakura-chan, Naruto-kun, Sasuke-kun, but that doesn't mean anyone they use that for is someone they're fond of. For instance Hinata is fairly polite and uses an honorific for everyone, Kurenai-sensei, Neji-nii-san, Naruto-kun, Kiba-kun, Shino-kun, I think Hokage-sama as well. Naruto on the other hand speaks quite rudely and only adds -chan to Sakura because of his crush. He also refers to Tsunade as baa-chan though.

They often refer to the ones they care about as 'precious people' (taisetsu no hito, I think), which is usually people they love in a familial or platonic/friendly way, though it'd also include those they love in a romantic way. It generally refers to friendship though.

I suppose it depends on what you actually mean by the word they use to describe someone they love. There isn't really a single word and each character speaks differently anyway.

Answer 3

im not sure but it isnt the suffix of their name... the Chan and kun is for their gender ... Chan is girl and Kun is guy.

Answer 4

They use -kun after their name like Saskue-kun, Sakura-kun, Naruto-kun, etc.

Answer 5

-chan

Answer 6

I think they say the name and put -kun after it... thats what most of the girls said for sasuke... sasuke-kuun!!