Say "I love you" in multiple languages

indonesian : "saja kasih saudari" is no longer used.
thanks.

in Filipino
In the Philippines : Mahal Kita/ Iniibig kita

in Poland we say : Kocham Cię.

Elvish
Quenya The formal or royal language of the elves

Le meluvan úne ar alye lúmessen tenna nurucilie.
I love you for better or worse until death do us part

A helta ar caita caimanna!
take off your clothes and lay on the bed

chinese:
我爱你

and writen Σ'αγαπώ
also there is the S'agapao variant (writen:Σ'αγαπάω) which I personally use due to its unformal character

in hindi

male-to-female:main tumse pyaar karta hoon.

female-to-male:main tumse pyaar karti hoon.

Correction:

Catalan: T'estimo (molt)

Chinese(Madarin): wo3(war) ai4(aye) ni3(nee)

lemonegg2001 posted:


To be exact you dont spell it Filipine when your in the Philippines, it is more local if it is Filipino or Tagalog.

Phonetics
Mahal kita
Ma- pronounce it as mo of mother
hal- pronounce it as hal of halloween
ki- pronounce it as key of keyword
ta- pronounce it as ta of tap

practice it by word, start with "mahal" then "kita"..... and there you go!

I love you in Irish is " Tá mé chomh mór sin i ngrá leat " I would type it phonetically, so that everyone could pronounce it, but you still wouldn't be able to. Irish is hard for non-fluent speakers to understand or pronounce.

hi there,
actually there is no such language as chinese, its either cantonese or mandarin.

IN HINDI AND URDU
MUJJHEY TUM SE PYARR HAI
IN BENGALI
WALAWACHI