How Do U Say ' I Love You" In Your Mother Tongue Or In Your National Language?

Hi preethaanju, I am from New Zealand & my mother tongue is Maori. We say Aroha nui

In Chinese we say: ????

A good discussion (a former philologist says). Reminds me on old days about 30 years ago when I started at the university and had the course in basic linguistics! My native language is Estonian, and about once in five years we're saying with my BF to each other "Ma armastan sind!" You see, Estonians aren't very expressive people Our relatives and neighbors in Finland are saying: "Mä rakastan sinua."

Hi Prakash! This is a very intersting discussion. You could have started it a bit early so that I could try it out with many people across the globe. Now, I am married and I don't have any more chances to try it. Lol. Well, my mother tounge is Malayalam, which is the language of southern most state of India, Kerala. In Malayalam, we say, I love you as 'Njan Ninne Pramikkunnu'. Nobody says it in their mother tounge now a days, it is easy to say 'I love you' in English.

Pretty fun topic I just know today that in India also have lots of different dialects, wow.. I wonder, if me who live there I'll get confused about language, 1000 it is not small amount, tremendous it is. In my country Indonesia we also have lots of different language, mostly each province have their own regional dialect or language, but not as much as India. Anyway, even we have much different language, in urban area we usually just use national language that is Indonesian. So, in Indonesian we say "aku cinta kamu" for "I love you"

Hi buddy!!! i new to discussions !! dis is good one to start i think! I am a tamilian In our language we say " Nan unnai kaadhalikkiren". In Chennai Tamil we say " nan unna daavadikiren"!!!!!

Hi there, well in the Philippines we have different dialect also but i just know our own dialect which is Tagalog - this is our main dialect. Anyway, the word "i love you" can be say "Mahal Kita" in tagalog language. How about in your place i dont see word that corresponds to i love you in India. Hope i can learn from you as well, goodluck and keep on mylotting.

In Tagalog: Mahal Kita. In Bisaya: Gihigugma tika.

Hi to all... this is a very interesting discussion... and we learn many ways to say "I Love You" in different languages.... I am from Philippines and here in nation we also have different dialects spoken... Tagalog for "I Love You" has been given so I will share to you all how we say it in our common language here in Mindanao, the Bisaya Dialect.... "I Love You" in Bisaya is "Gihigugma ko ikaw" or "Gihigugma ta ka"... But now a days, only old people uses this way of saying "I Love You"... We, the new generation people, uses Tagalog or English in saying "I Love You".... I also knew Japanese which is "Aishite imasu (??????)" or "Aishiteru (????)"... Just in case no one has post it yet...

My mother is Vietnamese, so she teaches me some in her native language. They say: i love you = em yeu anh.

In Korean, it is "Umma Sarang Hae". I believe the mother "Umma" in Korean sound very similar to many other languages. How do you say mother in your language?

In Mongolia .Eejee bi tand hairtai " ????? ?? ???? ???????" I like your question very well. It's your right that Although we are spoken many thousand languages , we are feel love, anger ,jealousy same.

In mandarin chinese, it's "wo ai ni" and in Taiwanese, it's "wa ai li" :D

In my native tongue, you would say it as 'Wo ai ni' in Chinese. :)

I Philippines we say mahal kita or iniibig kita in english means i love you. We have also many dialects here in our country. Their are three regions of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. My mother is from Visayas region of Capiz. She is an ilonggo and she says Ginahigugma tika, or palangga kita or nahigugma ako kanimo or i love you in english. In luzon such as in bicol-they say i love you as namumutan taka, in Mindanao they say manisan or masla as in maganda or beautiful. I think their are 87 dialects in the Philippines alone belonging in the ethnic groups with different version of i love you in their own dialects.

I am a Filipino so we say I love you as " Mahal Kita" but now I am in India i say " Mein Tumse Pyar Karti Hoon . Other languages that means I love you are; ?ENGLISH ; i love you ?POLISH ; ja kocham cibie ?FRENCH ; je t'aime ?HINDI ; hum tumhe pyar karte hae ?CZECH ; miluji te ?SLOVAKIAN ; lu'bim ta ?ITALIAN ; ti amo ?UKRAINIAN ; ya tebe kahayu ?GERMAN ; ish libe dish ?CHINESE ; wo ai ni ?GREEK ; s' agapo ?HAWAIAN ; aloha wau ia oi ?LITHUIANIAN ; tav myliu ?KOREAN ; sa rang hae ?JAPENESE ; aishiteru ?ROMANIAN ; te ubsec ?BOSNIAN ; volim te ?ALBANIAN ; te dua ?FILIPINO ; mahal kita ?SPANISH ; te amo ?PORTUGESE ; amo te ?ARABIAN ; annah be hebic

I'm from China, in Chinese we say "I love you" as "Wo Ai Ni", ???

Te iubesc Ya tebya lyublyu we have two official language Romanian/Russian.

hi preethaanju. i'm from the philippines. here we have around 170 dialects all in all. there are two major dialects that we have which is Tagalog and Cebuano. since i'm a cebuano i will tell you how we say "i love you" in my native tongue because i've already read that another filipino mentioned it in tagalog. in cebuano we say, "Gihigugma ko ikaw".

in my town we say i love you in bisaya: GIHIGUGMA KITA or in tagalog: MAHAL KITA