Now how do i say that?

Mei tumse pyaar karti hu....means i luv you

Je t'aime (French)

In Filipino, I love you can be said in two ways: Mahal kita or the other way; Iniibig kita. That is how we say I love to our loved one.

Well as English is my first language, I could give you the simplest answer and say "I love you" (hey don't get the wrong idea, I don't really love you, I barely know you but I do like you hehe) although I guess you kinda knew that already huh? My parents speak Bengali which is certainly not my first language and I would have to admit to not being fluent in Bengali but I know enough to get by in every day conversation - in Bengali one would say "Ami tomake bhalobashi" which seems like quite a mouthful but if you hear how my husband says it in Telegu, it's even longer "Nenu nino prem istha nani" I think that's how you say it anyway! :)

Wo Ai Ni (Chinese) :)

Sarong Heyo (Korean)

Iniibig kita or minamahal kita - that's in Filipino. But there are many dialects in the Philippines as there are more than seven thousand islands here.

mahal kita OR iniibig kita.

Well, in Romanian it would be "Te iubesc" and in Italian it would be "Te amo". The Hungarian word for it is "Szeretlek" and the corresponding expression in Spanish is "Te quiero". I'll come back if I remember some more :P

wo ai ni! I am Chinese. This is chinese words for I love you.

In Indonesian: Aku Cinta Kamu (I Love You) - this is usually for couples Aku Sayang Kamu - This means roughly I care about you.. It's used by couples too though