Really Like
Love, Like A Lot, Lovable
noun, な adjective
You've hopefully seen 好き by now, which is "to like." So, what happens when you have a 大 (big) like? You really like, like a lot, or love something.
This is the same as 好き in that a more literal translation would be lovable, but it's generally translated as a verb in English.
The reading comes from 好き which you've hopefully seen. Then, 大 is the reading you learned with the kanji.
花ちゃんが大好き
to really like Hana-chan
あなたが大好き
I really like you
仕事が大好き
to really like work
大好きな人
a person one really likes
大好きな物
a favorite thing
大好きな事
a favorite thing
大好きになる
to come to really like something, to come to really like someone
大好きに感じる
to feel like one really likes something
大好きになれる
can come to really like something, can come to really like someone
大好きです。
I love you.
なんだかんだ言っても、フグはワニカニのことが大好きなんですよ。
No matter what he says, Fugu still likes WaniKani a lot.
体に良くないのは分かってるけど、マクドナルドのポテト、大好きなんだよね。
I know it's not good for my health, but I really love McDonald's fries.