Love in different languages...

[greeklover]

How do you say love in your language?? or in languages that you know...
Are there different words that express different kind of love... well what are they...

This thread might give you ideas if you meet someone foreign when you're on vacation..

In Greek there is erotas (eros) - meaning passionate love
and 'agapi' which means more like caring love

:lovecoupl

 

[Incentive]

Chinese
Wo Ai Ni i Think?
(Pronounced Wo Eye Knee)

 

[BigSwede]

Jag älskar dig=I love you.

 

[Rastagir]

Only a Greek would have thought a thread like this for a reason like this! Kalosirthes, patriotaki!

 

[Perilypos]

I love you in a few languages:

Czech: Miluji tě
Slovak: Ľúbim ťa
Slovene: Ljubim te
Bulgarian: Obicham te
Portuguese (European): Amo-te
Danish: Jeg elsker dig
Mongolian: Bi chamd khairtai

 

[rockmanx4]

I love you=Seni Seviyorum

 

[pussy+dickdenice]

Collated together:

I love you=Seni Seviyorum (Please supply the name of the Languge)

I love you in
Czech: Miluji tě
Slovak: Ľúbim ťa
Slovene: Ljubim te
Bulgarian: Obicham te
Portuguese (European): Amo-te
Danish: Jeg elsker dig
Mongolian: Bi chamd khairtai
Swedish?: Jag älskar dig
Chinese?:Wo Ai Ni (i Think?) (Pronounced Wo Eye Knee)
Hindi: Mai Tumhe Pyar karta Hun.
Bengali: Ami Tomay Bhalobasi

Congrats Jan for supplying so many.
dd

Are you a Teacher? Or a Sailor: A girl in each port etc. etc.? Love
pd.

 

[KittyKat]

In Latin- Te amo

 

[Perilypos]

Collated together:

I love you=Seni Seviyorum (Please supply the name of the Languge)

Are you a Teacher? Or a Sailor: A girl in each port etc. etc.? Love
pd.

I think it is in Turkish.

Hahaha, you have me laugh - a sailor!!! Not at all... Thank you for the Bengali and Hindi ones

 

[BNF]

Ti amo
Ti voglio bene

Ich liebe dich

Eu te amo - Braz. Port.

 

[Perilypos]

Faeroese: Eg elski teg
Icelandic: Ég elska thig (instead of "th" a special letter is used, with a shape of "thorn" in Old English manuscripts)
Norwegian: Eg elskar deg (Nynorsk), jeg elsker deg (Bokmaal)
Hungarian: Szeretlek
Polish: Kocham cie

 

[JiDoKwan]

No matter what language you speak it's universal.......a dick fucking the shit out of a pussy.:nanner:

 

[Gordar]

Dutch = Ik hou van je (jou).
Piggish = Oink OOIINK! (could also mean "please don't kill me"....) I may live like a pig, but I still have some trouble with the language...

 

[greeklover]

Faeroese: Eg elski teg
Icelandic: Ég elska thig (instead of "th" a special letter is used, with a shape of "thorn" in Old English manuscripts)
Norwegian: Eg elskar deg (Nynorsk), jeg elsker deg (Bokmaal)
Hungarian: Szeretlek
Polish: Kocham cie

hey do you really speak all those languages or did you look them up on a dictionary or smth...
well for some central european the phrases seam similar..

It would also be nice if you supply the language the phrase is in.

 

[greeklover]

Only a Greek would have thought a thread like this for a reason like this! Kalosirthes, patriotaki!

kalo se vrika!! pos paei i ellada..

 

[M3th0dd]

French : I Love You = Je T'Aime

 

[agggelos21]

welcome to another countryman!!! :wave:
hope we'll have you here often!!!

ela na ginomaste perissoteroi!!!

 

[Perilypos]

Old English: Ic lufie thec (instead of "th" a special letter called "thorn" was used)
Spanish: Te quiero / te amo
Afrikaans: Ek het jou liefe
Frisian: Ik hald fan dei
Old Greek: Eró se / eramai se (with passion), Philó se (rather with friendship), Agapó se (with care) - I use "ó" for Greek "omega"
Russian: Ya tebya lyublyu
Ukrainian: Ya tebe kokhayu

 

[chronotrigger]

Mahal kita in Filipino

 

[Red Spyder]

Japanese - aishterio or something like that, anyone know how to spell it?