How Do You Say "i Love You" ? In your language.

[buileminh 0]

I'm making a list of "I love you" in many languages. I think there are so many people who come from separate countries and it is so interesting if you say "I love you" your language here. I wonder if admin allow or not. However i hope admin will allow. To begin, i will say it first in my language (vietnamese): - Anh y?u Em (Anh yeu em): A boy to a girl. - Em y?u Anh (Em yeu anh): A girl to a boy. And how to say them: - Anh: like 'thank' without 'th', means 'a boy'. - y?u: like 'you' /ieu/, means 'love'. - Em: like 'em' in 'member', means 'a girl'.Is that all for you?

[Unregistered 015 0]

"Volim te" (bosnian)Volim: I love (read as volym)te: youput "volym te" in microsoft "text to speech" thing to get the sound

[nehemiah 0]

Wowwwwww http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ is an amazing idea. Well I am speaking the language called Tamil in India. I love you = Naan unnai Kaadhalikkiren. anyway buddy, I am having a lest of I love you in 100 languages. If you want I will forward it to you. Tell me if you want. But I wish this thread to be growm so fast so that I may get of some few rare languges

[thebluekirby 0]

je t'aime= frenchi'm fluent in french xDaishiteru= japanesepronounces "ah-e-shi-te-lu" or "i-shteru"depends on your accent XDnot to mention...i love you= englishthat's my language =D

[punkgamr13 0]

i say we dont say it because its tossed around way too much... :/

[hulunes 0]

well,in my language is "我 爱 你" the pronuciation of which is extremly wonderful ^_^you can read it with pin yin(chinese pronuciation) :wǎ a? nǐcertainly you also could find the similar pronuciation by english word:"wǎ(wow)" "a?(I)" "nǐ(nee)"in chinese where,我(wǎ)=I爱(a?)=love你(nǐ)=you

[The_Angel 0]

Brazilians say "Eu te amo." (Portuguese)

[Nani Cheri 0]

Im half french half surinameese(? sorry dunno how to spel that in English):How to say I Love You:In French: Je T'aime In Surinam: Mi Lobi Yu

[.hack//GU 0]

that's great idea isn't it. So, let me fill in my language."Aku suka kamu" = "I like you""Aku cinta kamu" = "I love you"And the language? As I'm an Indonesian, yes it is Indonesian language.

[Starzer 0]

Filipino National Language: Mahal KitaIlonggo Language: Ginahigugma Ko IkawWhat I learned here in KSA: Ana Hubik Inta "hehehehe" i dunno exactly

[sonorama 0]

This is my fave phrase for a girl (I used to say it to my ex-gf a lot):Te amo, chiquita...(which means: I love you, little baby...)Hehehe, cheessie.... Cheers!!!!

[exhale 0]

from reading this topic, i learned alot of ways how to say i love you xD before, i only knew i love you and wo ai ni and anh yue em haha xD

[disguise 0]

French: Je t'aime (je t'hem)Dutch: ik hou van jou (hik who van yaow)

[selim 0]

'Min? rakastan sinua.' Finnish there, although I haven't spoken the language for ages so the grammar might be a bit wrong.

[knowlege pool 0]

Love is beautiful feeling and binding it in words is difficult. words when mixed with emotions speels the real magic

 

main tumse pyaar karta hoon (Boy to girl)

 

main tumse pyaar karti hoon (Girl to boy)

 

This is in HINDI the national language of India .

 

Here MAIN means I

 

TUMSE means YOU

 

PYAAR means LOVE

 

KARTA HOON is a verb means I DO for BOY

 

KARTI HOON is a verb means I DO for GIRL

 

the comlete sentence means I LOVE YOU

 

PYAAR have synonyms like MOHABBAT , ISHQ picked up from URDU

 

 

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