If you are a boy, you have to say this:
I love you pronounced: Peng Lakun
I like you pronounced: Peng Qiaobu Kun
p>(means to like)
If you are a girl, you have to say this:
? I love you pronounced: Tanglakun
? I like you. Pronunciation: Matangqiao Bukun
That’s it. There are other ways to express I love you. This is basically the difference between personal pronouns, such as: (?)? ;?;?** (This means brother, **use a girl’s name. Because he is used to using names instead of you and me in Thai.)
As for the point you said, I like it to be " " Roman pronunciation: chawb Chinese pronunciation: Qiaobu. The usage is basically the same as the usage of "like" in Chinese. Well, I like it~. I think it should be (yes), (I like it, ?ka is the suffix used by girls)
Derivatives:
A question: Do you love him? (??)
Answer B: No, I don’t love him. (,?)