Ana bahebak or inhebak

Its not the words its the actions, like the calls to say goodmorning or goodnight even though its like 2am for the other person, or the agreement to never go to bed angry, or the long back rubs when you have had a bad day, for the understanding, caring, and compassion you have for each other, accepting your partner the way they are and how they are, understanding their past, and believing in their future and your future together, and the ability to be able to sit, and say nothing at all and still be sescure in the knowledge that the one you are with loves you with all their heart

I thought it was the deafening silence after the fight. Now I know its his expression of love.

Seriously though your right, it really isn't the words at all.

we're not attorneys

however, i did recently receive a life sentence by the judge that married us

In swedish: JAG ALSKAR DIG!

ME: "I jus' luv yew" (In Southernese)

HIM: "Love ya, eh?" (Canadian...well, some do)

Country: India
Language: Telugu

Ninnu Premistunanu!

Well. I call and Tuck BMJ in at night. I call to wake her up in the morning. I call and Sing her to sleep sometimes Yes sing.. even with my awfull voice. I try to be there when she needs it, I try to be there when the kids need it.

And at the end of the day you say it how its meant to be said. in whatever language

I LOVE YOU.

But Whenever you say it Mean it form the heart

Danish: Jeg Elsker Dig

Irish is almost the same as Scots Gaelic:

Tá grá agam ort.

git in the truck b***h....................

Oklahoma

nice tits, sis.

arkansas