I love you

@pizzoli (3366)

Italy

February 11, 2007 2:56pm CST

In your mothertongue, how do you say " I love You"?? In mine is " Ti amo"

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@urbangirl (1456)

• Australia

11 Feb 07

"S'agapo" (Greek)

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@pizzoli (3366)

• Italy

12 Feb 07

thanks my friend, your answer has been positively rated today, thanks again for your answers

@perugu (5279)

• India

11 Feb 07

hi,in my language...'maine pyar kiya'...

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@pizzoli (3366)

• Italy

11 Feb 07

thanks my friend, your answer has been positively rated today, thanks again for your answers

@ssh123 (31073)

• India

12 Feb 07

I am from India, the national language is Hindi The state language is Kannada I love you is said in Kannada as follows: NAANU NINNANNU PREETHISUTHENE

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@pizzoli (3366)

• Italy

12 Feb 07

your answer has been positively rated today, thanks again buddy for your kind answers

@xXmeganxX (4420)

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11 Feb 07

well my mother and father are both english so it's just "i love you"..hehe! :O)

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@pizzoli (3366)

• Italy

11 Feb 07

thanks my friend, your answer has been positively rated today, thanks again for your answers

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elusivedarkness

@elusivedarkness (531)

• United States

12 Feb 07

That's cool that you speak Italian. I'm American so I would just say I love you. I also know Spanish because quite a few people in my part of country speak Spanish now. In Spanish it would be "Te Quiero" in case anyone's interested.

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@pizzoli (3366)

• Italy

12 Feb 07

thanks my friend, your answer has been positively rated today, thanks again for your answers

elusivedarkness

@elusivedarkness (531)

• United States

12 Feb 07

"Te Quiero" literally means I want you, but people use it frequently for I love you. Other people use "Te amo" is also used, but generally it's more for your lover only. It really depends on what country you're in though. "Te Amo" is very similar to Italian.

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@dadasupreme (40)

• Malta

11 Feb 07

you must be italian then.

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@pizzoli (3366)

• Italy

11 Feb 07

yes i am italian and proud to be italian

@pizzoli (3366)

• Italy

12 Feb 07

florence

@dadasupreme (40)

• Malta

11 Feb 07

which part of italy are you from?

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@ondo1015 (1884)

• Philippines

18 Feb 07

Gihigugma tika

@Dolcerina (3376)

• Hungary

12 Feb 07

In hungarian language we can say it with only one word: "szeretlek"

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@pizzoli (3366)

• Italy

12 Feb 07

your answer has been positively rated today, thanks again buddy for your kind answers

@Guna1980 (872)

• India

18 Feb 07

Mine is Tamil "Nan Unnai Kadalikiraan"

@fake_you (391)

• Philippines

12 Feb 07

here in the philippines, it's "mahal kita"

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@pizzoli (3366)

• Italy

12 Feb 07

thanks my friend, your answer has been positively rated today, thanks again for your answers

@Lunerian (493)

• Sweden

11 Feb 07

It would be: "Jag älskar dig" in swedish. Nice thread.

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@pizzoli (3366)

• Italy

12 Feb 07

thanks my friend, your answer has been positively rated today, thanks again for your answers

@Josette_J (805)

• Malaysia

18 Feb 07

In the Malay language: Aku cinta kepadamu (Aku=I cinta=love kepada=to mu/kamu=you) In Mandarin: wo ai ni (wo=I ai=love ni=you)

@nady100011 (594)

• United Arab Emirates

18 Feb 07

My mother tongue is arabic so, I can say i love you in arabic by this word:- "????"

@lxjo0leexl (15)

• United States

12 Feb 07

in Vietnamese, a guy saying to a girl is: anh yeu em. a girl to a guy is : em yeu anh. yeu is pronounced "ewww"

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@pizzoli (3366)

• Italy

12 Feb 07

thanks my friend, your answer has been positively rated today, thanks again for your answers

@xXmeganxX (4420)

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11 Feb 07

no problem i have rated u + anyway! thanks! :O)