How to Say “I Love Hello Kitty” in Japanese

ハローキティが大好き
Harō Kiti ga daisuki
To say "I love hello kitty" in Japanese, you use ハローキティが大好き (Harō Kiti ga daisuki).
This phrase is used to express a strong liking or affection for the character Hello Kitty. While the word suki means "like", using daisuki is the more natural way to express the intensity of "love" for a character or hobby in Japanese. You can also add totemo before daisuki to mean "very" and express stronger affection.

How does it change in a sentence?

To make the sentence polite and complete, suitable for speaking to strangers or superiors, add desu to the end of the phrase. In informal settings, men may use boku as a way to say "I".

How do you pronounce it?

Harō Kiti ga daisuki

When do people say it?

For a playful and informal way to say "I love it!", you might hear the expression sukiyanen!

Did you know?

  • While the phrase implies she is a cat, Sanrio officially stated in 2014 that ハローキティ is actually a little girl and not a cat.
  • If you use 愛してる (ai shiteru) instead of 大好き (daisuki) to express your love, you will sound like a character in a tragic soap opera. Ai shiteru is a heavy, life-altering declaration of romantic soulmates, making it far too intense for a cute character.
  • The word 大好き is composed of 大, meaning 'big', and 好き, meaning 'like'. Literally, saying you love Hello Kitty is like saying you have a 'big liking' for her.

Examples in context

  • ハローキティが大好きです。
    Harō Kiti ga daisuki desu.
    I love Hello Kitty.
  • 子供の頃からハローキティが大好きでした。
    Kodomo no koro kara Harō Kiti ga daisuki deshita.
    I have loved Hello Kitty since I was a child.
  • 彼女はハローキティが大好きなんです。
    Kanojo wa Harō Kiti ga daisuki nan desu.
    She loves Hello Kitty.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about their favorite characters at a cafe.

  1. 美咲 Misaki

    大翔くんは、何か好きなキャラクターはいる?
    Hiroto-kun wa, nani ka sukina kyarakutā wa iru?
    Hiroto, do you have a favorite character?
  2. 大翔 Hiroto

    僕は特にいないけど、美咲さんは?
    Boku wa toku ni inai kedo, Misaki-san wa?
    I don't really have one, but how about you, Misaki?
  3. 美咲 Misaki

    私はハローキティが大好き!
    Watashi wa Harō Kiti ga daisuki!
    I love Hello Kitty!
  4. 大翔 Hiroto

    あ、可愛いね。
    A, kawaii ne.
    Ah, that's cute.
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