1000 Ways to Say I Love You

Here's a start…

I love you.

Ma timilai maya garchhu.  (Nepalese)

Wo ai ni.  (Mandarin Chinese)

Sarang haeyo.  (Korean)

Saya cinta kamu.  (Indonesian)

Re: 1000 Ways to Say I Love You

French:
Je t'aime (to someone you know well)
Je vous aime (to someone you don't know well)

German:
Ich liebe dich (to someone you know well)
?? Ich lieben Sie (to someone you don't know well)

Russian:
???Ja (ya) vas lublyu (phonetic spelling)

Spanish:
Te amo (someone you know well)
???    (someone you know less well)

Gee I wish I could remember Latin. Can one even say I love you in Latin???hahaha

Blessings, OM Bastet

Re: 1000 Ways to Say I Love You

I think that as we share different ways of saying something; it is good to say them from the perspective of actual word usage.

e.g. there are hindi words to say “I love you” but when I said it to my husband, I used the english. Even in HIndi movies, they'll say-“I love you.”

In movies, we hear:
“Mujhe tumssay mohabbat ho gaye” [I have falled in love with you] in Urdu.

“Mujhe tumse pyaar ho gaya” [I have falled in love with you] in Hindi.

But does anyone actually say that to each other? No way of knowing this!


Bengali is LOVELY…Spoken in the eastern state of Bengal, India; they say:

aami tomake bhalobashi.

No idea how I know this!!!!

Re: 1000 Ways to Say I Love You

In German it's:
Ich liebe Dich (informally) or
Ich liebe Sie (formally)

Arabic:
(Ana) bahabbak (to a male)
(Ana) bahabbik (to a female)

Swedish:
Jag älskar dig.