What does "kimi ga suki" mean?

It says "I like you". Here's the hirigana if you ever want to write it:

きみがすき, Although I would put a "desu" on the end to make it a statement.

Kimi Ga Suki

sorry, there is no valid answer. the question when to use -wa and when -ga fills entire BOOKS. basically: -wa is a topic marker. It can be attached to anything that is considered crucial in a sentence: the subject, the object, the verb, an adverb -ga is only used to mark the subject of a sentence. In case that subject is the center of attention, there is no -ga, but -wa. in subordinate clauses and in many kinds of negative clauses, there is no -wa, only -ga to mark a subject.

kimi (君) is you.

suki (好き) is like.

''kimi ga suki'' means ''I like (love) you''

you know, In Japanese, if you do not say subject (I, you, he, etc...), people can understand what you talk about. It is just a language's difference.

I am a native Japanese.

oh god your tutor likes you !

kimi= you (used by guys only)

ga (is a particle word, making something a topic of the subj in the sentence)

suki= like.

Go with Swit's answer. "ga" is a particle, similar to an English preposition.

It means "I like you". Suki = like, kimi = is a way to indicate "you" and ga is a topic marker.

Means I like you.

"i like you" or "i love you"

suki means" LIKE" and "LOVE"

"kimi" means you

ga is a conjunction word

"suki" means like

It means " I LIKE YOU"