How do you say "I love You"

[Ban Hammer 14,569]

Charles and Nessa have a VH1 kind of love. Maybe you can get your own reality show!

we got one, it's called vj

[KimandRuss 0]

nothing says i love you like a bj

[funkyab 0]

nothing says i love you like a bj

HAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!! INDEED!!!!!

So good to have a relief from some of the stufiness around here!!

"Jeg elsker deg"

in Norwegian!!

[mawilson 2,133]

Or

Я тебя люблю!

Either is correct.

Russia: Я люблю тебя.

(Yah lyooblyoo tyebyah.)

Word order is not very important in Russian, is it?

How about тебя люблю Я! люблю тебя Я! тебя Я люблю?

[KimandRuss 0]

Oh... was I suppose to answer too? You guys are too cute!

arohanui ....in New Zealand Maori language

Edited April 12, 2008 by KimandRuss

[DARUMA07 25]

Philippines, Tacloban (Waray- Waray)

Ginhigugma Ta Ikaw (I Love You)

[Kazan' Tiger 1]

Word order is quite flexible! But, I think (and may be wrong) If you wanted the "you" first you would need to say, "Ты я люблю!"

Or

Я тебя люблю!

Either is correct.

Russia: Я люблю тебя.

(Yah lyooblyoo tyebyah.)

Word order is not very important in Russian, is it?

How about тебя люблю Я! люблю тебя Я! тебя Я люблю?

[HLM 1]

To my husband = Bahebak

My husband to me = Bahebek

[Anibarabani 0]

Country - Bulgaria

Obicham te

[Eveline 9]

German...

Ich liebe dich.

that's not it.........

blasen meir einen (sing along like manner sind schwine)

"gg". It's "blas mir einen" but you got real close. I can't say that to my husband though cause there is not much you can blow on me

Edited April 12, 2008 by Eveline

[mawilson 2,133]

To my husband = Bahebak

My husband to me = Bahebek

Try to say it real fast:

Bahebak Bahebek Bahebak Bahebek Bahebak Bahebek Bahebak Bahebek

[Amby 490]

nothing says i love you like a bj

nessa I agree with you!

[churipu 4]

Italian...

Ti amo (for lovers only, you don't say this to friends or family, in that case it would be 'Ti voglio bene")

Edited April 12, 2008 by churipu

[Kazan' Tiger 1]

I will try it this weekend!

Word order is not very important in Russian, is it?

How about тебя люблю Я! люблю тебя Я! тебя Я люблю?

I can't tell you exactly why, but you have to put "Я" at the beginning of the sentence. I asked that same question. I was told why, but I have a tiny brain capacity, and that information was overwritten by thoughts of pie.

The thing about word order in Russian is that there are "normal" word orders, and because cases are handled with suffixes, you can mix them around. But I'm told that it has a lot to do with context, and that for more complex sentences than "I love you" (in which, as Djyeffree points out, you can switch the last two words) you have to understand when you can do this, and when it's technically correct but sounds wrong in context.

If I sound like I know what I'm talking about, it's purely coincidental.

Word order is quite flexible! But, I think (and may be wrong) If you wanted the "you" first you would need to say, "Ты я люблю!"

You're probably right. It seems a bit awkward though. Say it to Alla and see what she says.

[Scott & Lai 12]

ngo oi nei = Cantonese