How to say "I LOVE YOU" ?

In the Philippines, this is how we say I love you (this is the Tagalog way of saying this): "Mahal kita." But we have several dialects in the Philippines (I only know two other than Tagalog). In Hiligaynon, we say I love you by saying: "Ginahigugma ko ikaw." In Akeanon, it's "Palangga nakon ikaw."

I'm not fluent and proficient in national language here, because I am an expatriate in Malaysia. But, from what I'd learned its translation goes this way of saying I LOVE YOU = AKU CINTA PADA MU. Here, once said that words it is a serious saying to the meaning and cannot just simply say that words. Aku = I Cinta = Love Mu = You "Mu" is actually a third party possessive type of adjective, it also could be; awak & kamu. But, in this case "Mu" is a perfect word in a sentence of "Aku Cinta Pada Mu". While "Pada" in translation means; to and for. An additional word to converse in polite manner, as to make firm meaning in the conveying message from one party to another. So, the word "Pada" is a must added word for and in this sentence.

hi. I am from Belarus and my native language is Belarussian ,and i speak russian as a native language also , in both russian and belarussian we say " Ya Tebya Loublou" which means I Love You . Ya = I Loublou = Love Tebya = you (as an object) i know also french language , it is said in French : " je t'aime " and in German language it is said : " ayish libidish "

As I am a North Indian so we speak hindi & english but as I belong to Rajasthan the heritage state I also know the "Marvari language" and in Marvari language we say I love u like:- "mein tha se prem karo chuu.."