"I LOVE YOU": How do you say it in you own language or dialect?

'Gihigugma Ko Ikaw'...Cebuanos native language :-)

To speak in Chinese I LOVE YOU, we say, WO AI NI. But you forgot to let mylotters know how you say I LOVE YOU in your language--is it Tagalo? Right waiting for your reply. Thanks in advance.

In English, of course, it is "I love you", in Spanish, which is fast becoming a second language in the U.S. it is "Te amo".

Yes, you're right. There are lot of different languages. In my country it's "mahal kita". Funny to know, that sometimes people thought that if you're in a place like Philippines, they have only use one language but actually a not. They have actually different dialects in some places.

We do it in sign language. Hold your hand up with your middle finger and ring finger folded down, so your thumb, forefinger and pinky are extended. It means "I love you."

ok, since i'm came from indonesia, in my country there are many way to say "I LOVE YOU" but comonly in my mother language "I love you" can say by words "aku cinta kamu"..

my mother tongue is malayalam..and in it we say"njaan ninne snehikkunnu"

I am from south India(kerala state).We say nan ninne snehikkunnu.

I love you have two different meanings in my language one is "aku cinta padamu" or "aku sayang padamu". Did you know how to pronounce it? :)

"Aku tresno kowe" Java people on indonesia say that

Aloha au ia'oe, sarang hapnida, or just I love you. It just depends who I'm talking to. My grandmother gets Korean, my mother and son get Hawaiian, and my guy gets English. Blessed Be

Ginahigugma ko ikaw pangga! that is the cebuano translation for I love you very much darling

"I love you", we say it in my own local language as "Ginahugugma tika". You know here in Philippines we have many different languages.In every different place different language are also spoken. And in my case i speak visaya or cebuano. So "ginahigugma tika" is a cebuano dialect. Hope you learn something from me.:)

mi luv yuh! Thats the Jamaican dialect. The Rastafarians - my empress or di I check fi yuh. Jamaicans guys will say also - mi check fi yuh.

since we are both from the philippines, i will teach you other languages that i know that means i love you te amo (spanish) aishitemasu (japanese, but it is read as ai-shi-te-mas)

mahal kita is i love you in philippine language. kaluguran daka in kapampangan. :)

My home language is Afrikaans and you say I love you in two ways: "Ek is baie lief vir jou" or "Ek is lief vir jou" How about you?

just like you we say it as "hanigugma ko kanimo"

We do have different languages and different places of origin but there is one sure fire direct communication line to the soul in every language, touch. A hug, taking someone's hand, kissing someone's forehead, ruffling their hair. Saying someone's named can be a caress and a way to say I love you, we can look into someone's eyes and say it too. We rely too much on words, these words can be spoken to anyone anywhere and not mean anything. The eyes are the windows to the soul, in any language, in any country of origin. They don't lie.

I speak Cebuano,Ilonggo,Bisaya,and Tagalog. In our own language we say it as "gihigugma ko gid ikaw" or "palangga ko ikaw" that is in Cebuano or Ilonggo.