"I love you" translate this into your language

Hi i live in Philippines. Our language is Tagalog. In my country I Love You means " Mahal Kita" Thanks..

In Maltese we say " Jien inhobbok"

In my country, the Philippines, I love you in formal Filipino is "INIIBIG KITA" and in informal Filipino, "MAHAL KITA." Nowadays, we just say, "I LOVE YOU" too since English has become a part of Filipino's everyday conversation.

hi niv_musicman, I'm original from Romania and 'I love you!' in romaninan means 'Te iubesc!'. And because my relatives are from Hungary i will say I love you in hungarian too: 'Szeretlek!'. Now i live in Ireland but here i use english, and i don't know irish language...

haha..."Ami Tomakey Vallbashi"it's so lovely~yalol~~well,friend,u know,i am from China and my first language absolutly is Chinese."Wo Ai Ni"means "i love u"in Chinese~~i became to learn German this summer holidays.i konw "ish liber dish"means "i love u"in german~~happy mylotting~

As has already been stated, "I Love You" in Tagalog (one of the major dialects in the Philippines) can be translated into "Mahal Kita". Meanwhile, "Mahal Kita" can also be translated to "Beloved Profit/Income" or "Expensive Profit/Income". :D Yeah, sorry. I just wanted to point that out. It always makes me laugh how the way we say I love you can mean something related to money. :p I hope more people from the Philippines post in this topic, though. There are a lot of other dialects in the Philippines and I'd be interested to learn how they say I Love You in those dialects. :)

my second language is tagalog/filipino.. in Filipno - mahal kita / Iniirog kita (old fashioned)/ Iniibig kita /Minamahal Kita...

in German language" Ich Liebe Dich" in Philippines tagalog "Mahal Kita" in my island Bohol visayan" Nahigugma ko nimo".

India has many languages In bengali,Musicman has already said............. In Hindi its 'mujhe tumse pyar hai'..................... In Punjabi its 'main tujhse pyar karda haan'................ :)

in tamil it is... naan unnai kathalikiren in hindhi it is.... mein tumse pyar karthi hoon

I'm also from the Philippines and another term for I Love You is "Iniirog kita'. That's the old way of saying I love you though. Now a days, no one use it, I think. I also know how Koreans say I love you, it's ??? (Saranghae) (day-to-day language) or ???? (Saranghaeyo) (respectful way).

Hey, I'm from the Netherlands, and in dutch "I Love You is": "Ik hou van jou" I also know a few others: German: Ich liebe dich French: Je t'aime

Language Context 1.English I love you 2.French Je T' aime Below listed languages are the south Indian languages 3.Tamil Naan unnay Kadhalikkiren 4.Telgu Unnaik kathalikkinren 5.Kannada Naanu Ninnanu Preethisuthene 6.Malayalam Njyaan Ninne Preetikyunnu Thank you.Happy mylotting