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Kanji about Love

Hello, everyone!!

Sorry to ask suddenly but,,,
Do u love anyone?

Today, i'll tell u some of Kanji characters.

At first, plz check these Kanji characters.
We read the left one ‘‘恋 Koi”, and the right one ‘‘愛 Ai”.
Both characters mean ‘‘LOVE”,
and it also find at japanese name(especially in a girl's name).

But,,,
What's the different between Koi and Ai?
There is a delicate difference, and there is no answer.

i'll try to explain its delicate differences,
Ai means love, and Koi means ‘‘in love’’.

Ai is just like affection, and Koi is a feeling of ‘‘crush on someone’’ ‘‘romance” .

So,
When a mother say to her baby ‘‘i love u.’’, it's 愛 ai.
When a boy wants to know a girl's phone-number, it's 恋 koi.

When u haven't heard from your boyfriend/girlfriend a week,
if u think that he/she is cheating on u with someone, it's Koi.
if u are worried that he/she might have met some accident, or illness, it's Ai.

Could u feel the delicate difference?

Let's check two characters again!
Can u find the same part between them?
The answer is,,,
In the Kanji 恋koi and 愛ai,
they have same part, and it's another Kanji ‘‘心kokoro’’.
it means heart, mind, spirit, mood, feeling.
Don't u think it's lovely? ;)

At last, i want u to ask again,
Do u love anyone?
and is it 恋koi or 愛ai?

Thx for reading.
MATANE :D

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