Just Post "I love you" in your language!

JAPANESE
1. 愛してる - ai shi te ru
2. お前のことが好きだっと - o mae no ko to ga su ki da t to (when in front of someone)
3. 君のことが好きだ - kimi no ko to ga su ki da

CHINESE (Malaysian Mandarin + Standard Mandarin + Kedah Mandarin + varieties):
1. 我爱你 - wo ai ni
2. 我喜欢你 - wo xi huan ni
3. 我爱您 - wo ai nin
4. 我喜欢您 - wo xi huan nin

aku cinta kamu in Indonesia

French is different than Japanese and Chinese, so it's very short, the most expression/words used for explaim our love is :

Je t'aime !

The pronounciation is :

Je = Huum The "J" is like the "J" of "Japanese" and the "e" is pronounciate like ... eeh hard to explaim... like all "e" you use in end of some words ( "usE" "futurE" "likE"), some people don't pronounciate it but in France is a current tone

t'aime = you have to link the "T" with the rest of the word, (just for the oral, not in writing) so you pronounce "tai" like the "EA" of "Heart", and the "Me" is like "Je" with the same "E" tone, but with "M" like "Miss" !

I don't know if you get it, I'm very good for explaim .sweat.

(in the origin, it's "Je Toi Aime" in english " I You Love " but as you can see it's totally wrong, not logical and ugly xD so we link the "T" with the next word. It's one of basic French language rule ! So never say "Je Toi Aime" xD)

Mahal kita in FILIPINO (Philippines)

Leyh already posted it but the explanation is a bit... well hard to understand i think xD Anyways you can listen to it here : http://translate.google.com/#fr/ja/je%20t%27aime

Click on the little speaker icon in the box and it will play the audio.

"Ich liebe dich" in German

''Te amo'' In Spanish.

''Nimitztlazohtla'' In Nahuatl.

Almost Nobody speaks Nahualt nowdays, it is and old languaje from maya culture, but there are some places (Very few) in the country were some people speaks it.

Te amo, mami-san.

Aku Cinta Kamu ...

Aku = I
Cinta = Love
Kamu = You

Indonesian language

"Ninakupenda" in Swahili.

I would've answered with Indonesian, but already 2 guys answered that, so.... .whistle.

Medios wrote:"Ninakupenda" in Swahili.

I would've answered with Indonesian, but already 2 guys answered that, so.... .whistle.

no Medios-san! there're more in indonesian!

example : gue suka loe! (teen language)

gue = i
suka = love
loe = you

too good to be true...

well.. i'm Indonesian.. but.. Indonesia has a wide range of ethnic.. since i'm Javanese (local ethnic group) - arab - chinese :

Indonesia : aku cinta kamu (normal), gue suka lu (slang)
javanese : kulo tresno marang panjenengan
arab : ana behibek (to female)
chinese : wo ai ni (standard)

eu te amo in portuguese

javanese : kulo tresno marang panjenengan

That's a lot of words just to say i love you =P

HaRuRiNaMaMiToMo wrote:

javanese : kulo tresno marang panjenengan

That's a lot of words just to say i love you =P

yepp you're right Haru-san! that's Indonesia..

another example : sundanese = neng abdi bogoh ka diri maneh! LOL

neng = girl
abdi = i
bogoh = love
ka diri maneh = you .lol.

gihigugma tika - Bisaya

Cool post, I like the variation within some of the languages. Good stuff ^^
I think we all know how its said in my language lol

chibcheb wrote:

HaRuRiNaMaMiToMo wrote:

javanese : kulo tresno marang panjenengan

That's a lot of words just to say i love you =P

yepp you're right Haru-san! that's Indonesia..

another example : sundanese = neng abdi bogoh ka diri maneh! LOL

neng = girl
abdi = i
bogoh = love
ka diri maneh = you

lol so~~ long! I hope other words are not like that, otherwise at the end of the day you must be tired of talking

HaRuRiNaMaMiToMo wrote:
lol so~~ long! I hope other words are not like that, otherwise at the end of the day you must be tired of talking

lol no,,we've never been tired of talking,,the examples that i gave to you are formal language, so the non-formal are shorter .dance.

Ti amo, in italian .cool.

chibcheb wrote:

HaRuRiNaMaMiToMo wrote:
lol so~~ long! I hope other words are not like that, otherwise at the end of the day you must be tired of talking

lol no,,we've never been tired of talking,,the examples that i gave to you are formal language, so the non-formal are shorter

Thanks for the information

Mahal kita (I love you)
Mahal na mahal kita (I love you very much)
.happy.

Te amo (Spanish) I think anyone say it before.
Te amo / Amote / Eu te amo (Galician) Three forms to say it ;3

Well....this is mine........ Jeg elsker deg = I love you (SCANDAL)

Russian - Я тебя люблю - Ya tebya lyublyu

SUZUKI RINA, MAHAL KITA, and 2 all members of scandal band-- MAHAL NA MAHAL KO KAYO (i really love you all) )