... ga suki could mean "I love you", even though it literally means "I like ..." (... is the thing/person you like, whatever you like)

Daisuki - I like ... very much. Just another heighten level of ... ga suki.

Aishiteru is the better way to express "I love you" as the the word "ai" (love) is directly expressed.

desu is like a statement and deshou is asking for agreement.

e.g.

anata wa otoko desu.
you're a guy.

(anata wa) otoko deshou?
you're a guy, aren't you?

naruhodo... thanks!
hav u tried tae kim japanese guide.... u should try it if u havent.. it helps me a lot anyway
www.guidetojapanese.org/start.html

www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/wwwjdic.html ..... ive been using this one n i think its very good( i dunno if theres better online Jap dic other than this one)
i search through the dic n found gyakushuu=counterattack

gyakushuu is 逆襲 - counterattack
hangeki 反撃 and hankou 反攻 also mean counterattack.

What is your sentence? Maybe the romaji is wrong?

okay, this thread is kinda on the down. So, I would try to spice things up.

My question is "Do you speak Japanese like a girl?"

What I want you to do, is record your voice saying these three lines..

Line #1: "Iin janai?"
Line #2: "Jouzu desu ne?"
Line #3: "Dou kashira" or "Dou darou?"

I will give your recording to my Japanese friends, and they will tell you whether you speak Japanese like a girl or not.

Sounds Interesting?

i doubt thats going to work, bcoz i hav a chinese friend, can speak fluent chinese, but he cant read chinese