"I love You" in Different Languages

[Koof]

Because it's reflective, in Spanish it's either "te quiero" or "me quieres"

 

[look4hope]

In Spanish, it can be translated to "Te amo" or "Yo te amo".

(Such beautiful words no matter in what language )

 

[Radrook]

Spanish

Te amo
Te adoro
Te quiero

 

[Radrook]

Te iubesc = Romanian

 

[Quid est Veritas?]

Ek is lief vir jou - Afrikaans
Ndiyakuthanda - Xhosa

 

[sml83]

Ma armastan sind /in Estonian

 

[Jisun]

Cantonese: ngo oh lei (sorry if I misspelt the pronunciation!)
Korean: Sarang hae yo
Spanish: Te amo, Te quiero (Te quiero is more intense/intimate)
Fremch: Je t'aime
German: Ich liebe dich
Italian: Ti amo

 

[skalle]

Jeg elsker deg, in norwegian.

Eg elskar deg, in nynorsk ("new Norwegian").

 

[ShaulHaTarsi]

אני אוהב\ת אותך: ani oheve/t otkha/takh (Hebrew)

 

[JackRT]

"I love you" --- Canadian

 

[brinny]

Russian = Я тебя люблю

 

[SHETALKSTOANGELS]

Ana bahebik ( to a woman ) in Egyptian Arabic.

 

[SHETALKSTOANGELS]

"I love you" --- Canadian

Love the flogging quote, but I a semi brain dead these days and can not remember where I heard it. Sounds incredibly Monty Python-esque

 

[Hieronymus]

Ik hou van jou. (Dutch)

 

[Hieronymus]

Cantonese: ngo oh lei (sorry if I misspelt the pronunciation!)
Korean: Sarang hae yo
Spanish: Te amo, Te quiero (Te quiero is more intense/intimate)
Fremch: Je t'aime
German: Ich liebe dich
Italian: Ti amo

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[Radrook]

Te adoro!

Spanish , I adore you.

 

[JackRT]

French: je t'adore ---- I adore you.

 

[Radrook]

French: je t'adore ---- I adore you.

Yes, the "je" or "Yo" which translates into English "I" can either be added or omitted.
But in English it can also be omitted. If we say to someone: "Love you!" The "I" is understood.

 

[MissRowy]

Aku cinta kamu - Bahasa Indonesia

 

[Radrook]

Spanish:

Yo te quiero = I love you

Yo te Amo = I love you!

Yo te adoro = I adore you!

or

Te amo

Te quiero

Te adoro