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"I love You" in Different Languages
Chinese Wo Ie Ni
Korean Tangsinul Sarang Ha Yo
Japanese Kimi O Ai $hiteru
Vietnamese Anh Ye'U Em (to Woman)
Actually the "aishiteru" thing in Japan isn't said all that often; it's too intense and direct for the typical low-key Japanese way of expressing emotion, and you're more likely to encounter it in some intense love ballads or melodramatic scenes in Japanese dramas than in real life. On a day-to-day basis it'd be more often expressed as "anata ga suki desu", or "daisuki", "suki yo", "or even just "suki"; there are also a host of other ways depending on the gender of the person and which part of Japan they're from but that's something I haven't learnt much about yet.Japanese Kimi O Ai $hiteru
*Minä rakastan sinuaMine rakastansa sinua, finnish
Jag älskar dig, swedish
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