HOW MANY WAYS ARE THERE TO SAY 'I LOVE YOU'

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HOW MANY WAYS ARE THERE TO SAY 'I LOVE YOU'?

 

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I THINK 24

 

[Seogi]

Saranghae.
Ben seni seviyorum (Turkish)
Wo ani (Chinese I think?)

 

[dow]

Wo ani (Chinese I think?)

Close, it’s “wo ai ni (我愛你)”

 

[Seogi]

Close, it’s “wo ai ni (我愛你)”

I was so closee! I learnt a new word though!

 

[1fool4you]

te quiero (spanish)
tôi yêu bạn (viet) i think
knhom srolanh nak/ញុំស្រលាញ់អ្នក (khmer)

 

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te quiero (spanish)
tôi yêu bạn (viet) i think
knhom srolanh nak/ញុំស្រលាញ់អ្នក (khmer)

wow

 

[MandzMah]

Eu te amo (portuguese)

 

[elstay]

Je t'aime (french!)

 

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143-reference from skz case 143

 

[～{ flynn }～]

mahal kita (tagalog)
Ich liebe dich (German)
ti amo (Italian)

 

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143-reference from skz case 143

their not wrong, guys

 

[Sapireforhellknow]

أحبك For male and female is أحبج

 

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mo nifẹ rẹ in yoruba

 

[‧˚꒰୭ ˚. onmyseul ‧˚꒰୭ ˚.]

in Japanese there's multiple ways to say it and we don't use the words "I love you" much anyway we prefer to use our actions instead of words but we say aishiteru (aishiteru yo for a man and aishiteru wa for a woman), there's also the literal translation which is aishite imasu and there's also daisuki

 

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in Japanese there's multiple ways to say it and we don't use the words "I love you" much anyway we prefer to use our actions instead of words but we say aishiteru (aishiteru yo for a man and aishiteru wa for a woman), there's also the literal translation which is aishite imasu and there's also daisuki

Wow I learned something new and it is soo cute to

 

[Sapireforhellknow]

in Japanese there's multiple ways to say it and we don't use the words "I love you" much anyway we prefer to use our actions instead of words but we say aishiteru (aishiteru yo for a man and aishiteru wa for a woman), there's also the literal translation which is aishite imasu and there's also daisuki

Another way is saying that the moon is pretty tonight, the term directly means to say ‘I love you’ I find this very interesting because my Korean friend who knows Japanese told me about it

 

[‧˚꒰୭ ˚. onmyseul ‧˚꒰୭ ˚.]

Another way is saying that the moon is pretty tonight, the term directly means to say ‘I love you’ I find this very interesting because my Korean friend who knows Japanese told me about it

yup

 

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yup

Oh sorry a reference here : I think shiobu from demon slayer said that once

 

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C̄hạn rạk khuṇ (Thai)!!