also: あいらぶゆう · あいらぶゆー
A direct borrowing of the English phrase, used in Japanese as a set expression. The kanji 愛羅武勇 is a playful ateji pun and not used in normal writing.
He said "I love you" to her.
In the movie's final scene, the protagonist whispered "I love you."
The natural Japanese equivalent; アイラブユー is a marked loanword used for effect, while 愛してる is the standard expression.
Variant with interpuncts, sometimes seen in stylized or emphatic writing.
Ateji (phonetic) spelling used as a pun; not a standard way to write the phrase.
Borrowed from English 'I love you'. The ateji spelling 愛羅武勇 is a phonetic pun using kanji with positive meanings (love, silk, warrior, bravery).