How do you say I LOVE YOU in your own language...

legacy wrote:

love is not a word to say
love is a feeling to display

an understanding, a feeling,
that comes with affection,
so whether its verbal or a gesture,
love without measure!

sweeeeeeeeeeeet .... ;P

how do you say I LOVE YOU in your own language...

In Yorkshire, "Get your coat luv; you've pulled".

The French sounds better but both have much the same effect.

mas fred
that's what a glaswegains would say.

in urdu
my husband would say me ishq tum...
and i would say me ishq kartee ho

haggishunter wrote:

mas fred
that's what a glaswegains would say.

in urdu
my husband would say me ishq tum...
and i would say me ishq kartee ho

I'm assured the Scottish are Yorkshiremen with the generosity removed. (Only people from the UK will get that one)

I only know two words in Urdu, both were given to me by a Pakistani mate and both share the same inability to be used in polite company (Except when talking about Tony Blair).

However, those two phrases look gender specific.
Am I right or totally uneducated?

In "paraguayan language" Guarani; Ro hayhú...

in cagayan de oro city philippines, its gihigugma tika.

In Egyptian "Bahbek"

mas fred
They are gender sepcific. In urdu words are diffiernt if spoken to eithere a male or female.
I only know a few words of urdu but would love to lean it more before i see my husband again.

haggishunter wrote:

mas fred
They are gender sepcific. In urdu words are diffiernt if spoken to eithere a male or female.
I only know a few words of urdu but would love to lean it more before i see my husband again.

Glory be to the Almighty Allah.

I'm getting better at this working out languages thing.
Two sentences and I had a pretty good guess at the syntax.

Yippee.

haggishunter wrote:

I only know a few words of urdu but would love to lean it more before i see my husband again.

Are you in Pakistan and do you have a camera?
I would dearly love to see a thread on the lines of mine but from Pakistan.

https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.p … 573#527221

sorry mas fred but im in the uk just now
In Bonnie Scotland....Edinburgh
The land of the wild hairy haggis

whatever language it is. love to hear it.with someone you love...

haggishunter wrote:

sorry mas fred but im in the uk just now
In Bonnie Scotland....Edinburgh
The land of the wild hairy haggis

Such a pity.
I may pop onto the India and Pakistan forums and tout for someone to start a picture thread.
A couple of lads have posted the odd ones on other forums and it's whet my interest.

I'm way off topic so I'll shut up.
Cheers.

Hello.

@Lyka- I think that mas fred was talking to haggishunter.

So please stop personal attacks.

Thank you,
Aurélie

In my country: Te quiero, Te amo.

In Finnish we say MINÄ RAKASTAN SINUA. Easy, huh?

Have a sunny day, we'll hear...

love is act not word to say

so true ...

in french, je t'aime
         in swahili,nakupenda

Hamlaghk for man  and hamlaghkem  for woman  in Tamazight (Berbere)

In German I love You : Ich Liebe Dich!

In Greek: Σ'ΑΓΑΠΩ

in pure kiswahili= nakupenda[ ilove you]
in street kiswahili=nakumind [ilove you]
in dholuo[kijaluo] = a heri  [ ilove you]

Whatever the words, however we define LOVE we must teach the whole world about it, the 2nd solution is LOVE.

hehe...some of those words sound scary

in Arabic ( Bahebek )

LOVE.....mahal kita or iniirog kita or nasa puso kita or i heart you......

Love..
What is this thing...??

My policy is Do love the girl who loves you the most..
not the one whom u want to love you the most..

in other words, the one u like is not important.. its her, who silently loves you,,,

te amo in spanish or te quiero..but a kiss would work best

Last drag of a cigarett is like  kiss of a lady..

In Icelandic it is: "Ég elska þig(Eg elska thig)"

In Dutch: ik hou van je
In Flemisch (Belgium): ik zie je graag

ILOVE YOU IN MY LANGUAGE PORTUGUESE IS  EU TE AMO!

@walkerwb -> Please, lower your caps lock when writing!

Thank you,
Aurélie

in arabic as many already answered : ohiboka (girl proposing)
and ohiboki(man proposing)

but in my language : tunisian arabic , we use many words to say i love you
  1-  nhebik (i love you)
  2- nmout alik (i would die for you)
  3- na'ashkek (i adore you)

urang bogoh ka maneh....

In Urdu: Mujhay tum se Mahabat hai
In Punjabi: Menu teray naal payar hai
In English: I dont know

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