Valentine's Day is just around the corner and I'm thinking of ways to show how much everyone loves you. The most popular are chocolate and roses. I eat out and cook for them. Whether you are a plush toy or stuffed toy that knows you want the love of your life, and of course a greeting card - an "ordinary" card that is sealed in a loving manner in the envelope, or a more modern e-card, Write down what your heart wants to say - you love him / her. I would definitely like to hear from you someone but do not try to make it special by saying or writing it in another language?
In order to make your life easier, I gathered several different ways saying I love you for your true love. Lovely Valentine's Day is convinced that I have my own. It is because I'm sure I love what I call as "I" ... I LOVE YOU DEX
Most popular:
Philippines - Mahalqita
Chinese (Mandarin) - Wo ai ni
English - I love you
French - Je t & # 39; aime
German - Ich liebe dich
Italian - Ti amo
Japanese - Oosugi / Ai Seiteiru
Korean - love / Saran Hamnida
Portuguese - Yudemo
Spanish - Te quiero / Te amo
Other languages:
AFRIKAANS -ek het jou lief / ek is Reef Bill Joe
ALBANIAN - tëdua
ALSATIAN - ich hab die lieb
Dialect Arabic (North Africa) - n & b & bghick
Dialect ARABIC (eastern) - bahebbak (to man) / bahebbik (to women)
Literature Arabic - Man (Man) / Man (Female)
Armenia - yes kez siroumem
Asturianu - quiérote
ATTI - min bou layé
AZERI - men seni sevirem
BAMBARA - nébifè
BASQUE - maite zaitut
BAOULE - miklôa
Belarus - Ya tabe kahayu
BENGALI - aami tomakey bhalo basi
Barber - Rim Chem
BOBO - ma kiabénà
Bosnia - Bolivia
BRETON - karout a a hanout / da garout a ran / me az kar
Bulgarian - Obitiamte
BURMESE - nga nin ko chit te
CATALAN - trial calculation
CHEYENNE - ne & mehotatse
Chinese - wo ai ni
Corsican - Amorte / Tittengalu
Croatia - Balimte
CZECH - Miluju T >> (or Miluji T >>)
Danish
DIOULA - mifê
DUTCH - ik hou van jou
ESPERANTO - mi amas vin
Estonian - ma armastan sind
Farrows - eg elski teg
Finland - minärakastan sinua
Philippines - Mahalqita
FLEMISH (WESTERN) - & # 39; zien je geeren
French - Aim
FRISIAN - ik h & # 39; ld fan dy
FRIULAN - o ti vuei ben
Galician - amo - te / ômote / quero - te / quérote
GEORGIAN - me shen mikvarkhar
Germany - ich liebe Dich
GREEK - s & agapo
GUARAN - - rojhayh.
Gujarat - hun tane prem karun chhun
HAITIAN CREOLE - mwen renmen & mouin rinmin & # 39; w
Hawaiian - Alohao
HEBREW - ani ohev otakh (to a man to a woman) / ani ohevet otkha (to a man to a woman)
Hindi - main weeds pyar karta hoo
HMONG - kuv hlub koj
Hungarian - szeretlek
ICELANDIC - égelskaþig
Indonesia - Israel · Patam / Iska · Sintakam
Irish Galileic - Ireland
Italian - ti amo
JAPANESE - Aishitemasu / Aishiteru (rarely used) / I love you ("cute")
KABYLIAN - hamlagh - kem (male - female) / hamlaghk (female - male)
Canna - Nanaou · Ninan · Prisk to Two
KHMER - bangsrolaïgnôn (male - female) / nnsrolaïgnbang (female - male)
KINYARWANDA - Dadajunda
KOREAN - Sarange
KURDISH - ez te hez dikim
LAO - khoi hak tchao lai
Latin - Te Amo
Lavigne - Evan Gardo
LEBANESE - b & h & b & h & b & b & # 39; hibak (female to male)
LIGURIAN - mi te amu
Linguala - Narringhyo
Lithuanian - aštave myliu
LOW SAXON - ik hou van ju
LUXEMBOURGEOIS - Etch · Den · Gael
Mcdonian - Thereskam
Malagashi - tiako ianao / tia anao aho (strong)
Murray - Ark Cindapam
Mariyalam - Enik, Ginnie, Isamu, Younun
Martinez - Inn Hobo
MANX - ta graih aym ort
MAORI - kei te aroha au ia koe
Marquesan - hinenao au ia oe
Mongolian - Bi chamd khairtai
MORÉ - mam nong - a fo
NAPOLETANO - t & amp; ammo
NDEBELE - niya ku tanda
Nepali - Mami
Norwegian - jeg elsker deg
OCCITAN - t & # 39; aimi
Papiamento - me ta stima bo
Persian - Dadat - Durham (official) / Dassett - Durham (informal)
Polish - Koh Cham · CB
Portuguese - amo-te / eu te amo (Brazilian Portuguese)
PUNJABI - mein tenu pyar karda han (male speaker) / mein tenu pyar kardi han (female speaker)
QUECHUA de CUZCO - Munakiki
RAPA NUI - Hara Ray Ow Kia Ko
ROMANI - kama t tut
Romanian - te iubesc
Russia - Ya tebya liubliu
Samoan - Or, Te Aloha · · · Te
SANGO - mbiyémô
Sardinia - Do to Amo (log doll) / Duat Am (Campidan)
Scottish Galeric - Goggle Agam Ort / Go Agam · Isle · Oh
SERBIAN - Volimute
SESOTHO - ke ya ho rata
SHIMAORE - Niss Fufenza
SHONA - ndinokuda
SINDHI - Moon, Kai to Thur, Piyar, and Ahei
Sinhala - Mama · Oyata · A Da Lei (Malaysia) / Mama · Obata · Aardary (Formal)
SIOUX - Waste
SLOVAK - Lu`bim ta
SLOVENIAN - ljubim te / rad te imam (male speaker) / rada te imam (female speaker)
SOBOTA - volim te / se te volime (lit.)
Somali - Wen Kuk Gera Hay
SONINKÉ - na moula
Spanish - te amo / te quiero
Soo - Irafama
Swahili - Nakpenda
Swedish - jagälskardig
Tagalog - Mahalqita
Tahitian - ua here vau ia oe
TAJIKI - jigarata bihrum duhtari hola (boys) / tra lav dorum (female Thomas)
Tamil language - impossible Kadaharican
TATAR - Minutes Justice Yaratham
TELUGU - nenuu premisthunnanu
TETUN - hau hadomi o
Tibetan - na kirinla gaguidou
Turkish - seni seviyorum
Takumen - Seni · Soilin
Ukrainian - Ya tebe kahayu
Urdu - Mother's Day / Mother's Day / Mother's Day / Mother's Day / Female / Male
UZBEK - men seni sevaman / men seni yahshi ko & ram (not very formal)
VENETIAN - t & amo
VIETNAMESE - anhyêuem (Male to Female) / emyêuanh (Female to Male)
WALOON - (orthographeàbetchfessîs) dji vs vovoltîs
WELSH - rydw I am a guardian
West Indies Island Creative - mwen enmen
WOLOF - nob Nara
XHOSA - ndiyakuthanda
YIDDISH - ich Hobby Directory
YORUBA - moni ife e
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