SAY "I LOVE YOU" IN YOUR LANGUAGE ???

By vikasmangwani

@vikasmangwani (2167)

India

November 5, 2006 8:51pm CST

"MEIN TUMSE PYAAR KARTA HOON" IN MY LANGUAGE... WATS UR...

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@nichjake (523)

• United States

6 Nov 06

I love you but sometimes I say Te Amo, which is latin

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@vikasmangwani (2167)

• India

6 Nov 06

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• Jamaica

6 Nov 06

we mainly say I love you. But in our Jamaica Creole we say 'Mi luv yuh"

@vikasmangwani (2167)

• India

6 Nov 06

thanks 4 ur response....

@moneymind (10510)

• Philippines

6 Nov 06

it is 'mahal kita' in filipino. greetings. : )

@vikasmangwani (2167)

• India

6 Nov 06

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@tvnaresh (1581)

• India

6 Nov 06

"nenu ninnu premistunnanu" (Telugu)....

@vikasmangwani (2167)

• India

6 Nov 06

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@shrys03 (1016)

• Philippines

6 Nov 06

mahal kita or iniibig kita in philippines.. :d

@vikasmangwani (2167)

• India

6 Nov 06

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@addicted_pawan (6)

• India

6 Nov 06

iiiiiiiii llllllloooooooooooovvvvvvvveeeeeeeeee uuuuuuuuuu

@vikasmangwani (2167)

• India

6 Nov 06

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@yesiamroxane (535)

• United States

6 Nov 06

je t'aime (French)

@vikasmangwani (2167)

• India

6 Nov 06

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• Philippines

6 Nov 06

In the Philippines we have several languages, but the main one is Tagalog: I love you in tagalog is "Mahal Kita". In my dialect which is waray, also a Filipino language its "Hinihigugma Kita".

@vikasmangwani (2167)

• India

6 Nov 06

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• United States

6 Nov 06

I love you

@vikasmangwani (2167)

• India

6 Nov 06

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