Different ways to say

[nacom202]

Okay, from this, I got inspired by the other thread (the I love game). And in this one. You just list different ways to say I love you. Use any language. Even slang. There is even a cantonese way of saying I love you with NUMBERS! I think it was....

520!

And I love you forever would be : 520 1314

And no, that is not my phone number razz .

But Anyways, everybody lists only ONE way. Try not to repeat and make it different. Anyway you like to say I love you. Even actions like giving a hug or a kiss. No perveted things though...-.-

I give mine :

Em yeu anh, anh yeu em, toi yeu ban!  

[RyuKlN]

Mmm, I lvoe you.

Kimi o ai shiteru
Je t'aime
Iniibig Kita
Wo ie ni

4.. Oh wait! 5, yup 5!"  

[x-Hitokiri-x]

nga kyo gaki du  

[Lillian Rayne]

lol you took the vietnamese versions. mine...lol. well heres the other that i know.
german: ich liebe dich (from my bf)
spanish: te amo
french: je t'aime

glad you got this from my game biggrin  

[azn_babex]

mandrian:wo ai ni  

[Ouiaboo]

愛してる。 (Aishiteru) - Japanese  

[nacom202]

i'm not sure about this....but it's spanish version i think....

Yo amoure tú  

[Red_ninja_Girl45]

Aishiteru (Jap.)
831.... (weee! thats memorable one whee !)
Mahal kita (Tagalog "Philippines")  

[Maester woshoo]

ENGLISH - I LOVE YOU

SPANISH - TE AMO

FRENCH - JE TAIME

GERMAN - ICH LEIBE DICH

JAPANESE - AI SHITE IMASU

ITALIAN - TI AMO

CHINESE - WO AI NI

SWEDISH - JAG ALSKAR

ARABIC - ANA BEHIBEK

DUTCH - IK HOU VAN JOU

GREEK - S' AYAPO

HEBREW - ANI OHEV AT

IRISH - TAIM I' NGRA LEAT

KOREAN - TANGSINUL SARANG HA YO

RUSSIAN - YA LYUBLYU TEBYA

VIETNAMESE - ANH YE^U EM

ROMANIAN - TE IU BESC

AFRICANS - EK IS LIEF VIR JOU

ALBANIAN - TE DUA

AMHARIC - AFEKRISHALEHOU

BASC - NERE MAITEA

BAVARIAN - I MOG DI NARRISCH GERN

ZUNI - TOM HO' ICHEMA

ZAZI - EZHELE HEZDEGE

WELCH - YR WYF I YN DY GARU DI

YIDDISH - IKH HOB DIKH LIB

VLAAMS - IK HOU VAN JOU

BENGALI - AMI TOMAY BHALOBASHI

BERBER - LAKH TIRIKH

BULGARIAN - OBICHAM TE

CAMBODIAN - BO SRO LANH OON

CANTONESE - NGO OI NEY

CATALAN - T'ESTIME

CROATIAN - VOLIM TE

CZECH - MILUJI TE

DANISH - JEG ELSKER DIG

ESTONIAN - MINA ARMASTAN SIND

ESPERANTO - MI AMAS VIN

PERSIAN - TORA DUST MIDARAM

FLEMISH - IK ZIE OE GEERNE

FINNISH - MINA" RAKASTAN SINUA

FRIESIAN - IK HA^LD FAN DY

GAELIC - TA GRA AGAM ORT

GUJARATI - TANE PREM KAROO CHOO

HAUSA - INA SONKI

HINDU - MEIN TUMSE PYAR KARTA HOON

HOKKIEN - WA AI LU

HOPI - NU UMI UNANGWA'TA

URDU - MUJHE TUMSE MUHABBAT HAI

TUNISIAN - HA EH BAK

THAI - PHOM RAK KHUN

TAMIL - NAAN UNNAI KADHALIKIREN

TAIWANESE - GWA AI LEE

SWISS-GERMAN - CH'HA DI GA"RN

SWAHILI - NAKUPENDA

SLOVENE - LJUBIM TE

SLOVAK - LUBIM TA

SIOUX - TECHIHHILA

SHONA - NDINOKUDA

SERBIAN - VOLIM TE

SCOT GAELIC - THA GRADH AGAM ORT

PORTUGESE - EU TE AMO

POLISH - JA CIE KOCHAM

PERSIAN - TORA DOST DARAM

PAKISTANI - MUJE SE MU HABBAT HAI

NORWEGIAN - JEG ELSKER DEG

NDEBELE - NIYAKUTANDA

NAVAJO - AYOR ANOSH'NI

MOHAWK - KONORONHKWA

MANDARIN - WO AI NI

MALTESE - INHOBBOK

MALAY - SAYA SINTAMU

MADRID LINGO - ME MOLAS, TRONCA

LUO - AHERI

LITHUANIAN - ASH MILIU TAVE

LINGALA - NALINGI YO

LATVIAN - ES TEV MILU

LAO - KHOI HUK CHAU

LATIN - TE AMO

KURDISH - EZ TE HEZDIKHEM

KISWAHILI - NAKUPENDA

KAZAKH - MEN SENY JAKSY KUREMYN

INDONESIAN - SAYA SINTA PADAMU

ICELANDIC - ?G ELSKA ßIG

HUNGARIAN - SZERETLEK TE'GED

TAGALOG - MAHAL KITA!

err.... i cnt count how many this is. hehe  

[Lillian Rayne]

that's 86 different ones.  

[Laughing Platypus]

I heart U.

 

[nacom202]

520! if you read those numbers in cantonese you will realize it means i love you!

btw : anh yêu em in vietnamese is something for guys to say, but it's it's em yêu anh, it's for girls.

saying TÔI YÊU BẠN is used for all (general)  

[Innuendos In Tea]

Chit te
(It's Burmese. I don't know if it's spelled right or not, though.)

And...............
I love you.  

[bigboypinoy]

I love you?

I prefer saying it without words... It always seems more effective that way... xd  

[cho-rohk]

ooh fun:

english: I love you
korean: saranghae
japanese: aishiteru
chinese: wo ai ni
spanish: te amo

and more...er... neutral