Say "I Love You" in your own way.

In Hindi, if I have say someone that I love him, I will say - Main aapsey Pyar karta huin. Main = I Aapsey = You Pyar = Love Karta = do

Hi lynboobsy11! We come from the same country but I am from a different region. I am a Kapampangan and here in Pampanga, our dialect is Pampango and here is how we say it in our local dialect, "Kaluguran Daka". So let's all have a love day today and say those I love you's in the internet. Take care and have a love filled day.

In English we say I Love You! hahaha! In my mother's native land of South Korea we say I love you by saying "Saranghee" Kind of like sarong hey in english.

In my mother's tongue we say 'afu ngi nanya' that is i love you. i think my language is the best because it contains three words as it is in english. what do you say?

In macedonian we say "te sakam" as in "TE" "SA" "KAM". In serbian (croatian, bosnisn) is "volim te" in bulgarian is "obidjam te"

same here im also from philippines, it's also MAHAL KITA, but when i feel like childish i say "i yab yeo" instead..:)

in my language we say .. hamaka tumhare se payaar ba.. LOL

wo ai ni,in my language. you can speak it like this, [w] [i] [ni]. wo=I ai=love ni=you. how to speak Mahal Kita. where are you from? i'm from China. for Chinese, 'i love you' is not easy to speak to others,especially for old generation. how about it in your country?

hi, lynboobsy11. I came from Indonesia and in my country. we say " saya cinta kamu " but that's kinda formal. the words " gue cinta lo" has the same meaning only not formal.

Im from philippines and i love you is ''GIHIGUGMA KO IKAW.''

I am Chinese," wo ai ni" is means "I love you".I often say "I love you" to my girl friend.We are 1500 kilometres apart.She work in xi'an,but I study in Qingdao,shandong province.We love each other very much,although we have little times to see,to being together.

in hindi its mujhe tumse pyaar hai..in urdu its mujhe tumse mohabbat hai..in GUJURATI its mane tara si pyaar che

Aku Cinta Kamu, Aku Tresno Karo Kowe, Abdi bogoh ka anjeun, three languages that I use. Indonesia, Javanese, Sundanese