N国语言说"我爱你！"
English：i love you
French：je t'aime,je t'adore
Greman：ich liebe dich
Hellenic：sagapo
Judah：ani ohev otach(male or famale),ani ohevet otcha (male or famale)
Hungary：szeretlek
Eire：taim ingra leat
Esthonia：mina armastan sind
Finland：min rakastan sinua
Belgium：ik zie u graag
Italian：ti amo,ti vogliobene
Latin：te amo,vos amo
Latvia：es tevi milu
Lisbon：lingo gramo-te bue,chavalinha
Lithuanian：tave myliu
Macedonian：te sakam
Maltese：inhobbok
poland：kocham cie,ja cie kocham
Portugal：eu amo-te
Roumania：te iu besc,te ador
Holland：ik hou van jou
Czech：miluji te
Denish：jeg elsker dig
Alsace：ich hoan dich gear
Armenian：yes kezi seeroom yem
Bavaria：i mog di narrisch gern
Bulgaria：ahs te obicham
Catalonian：testim
Croatia：volim te
Assamese：men seni serivem
Bengal：ami tomay bhalobashi
Burma：chit pa de
Cambodia：bong salang oun
Filipine：mahal kita,iniibig kita
Gujarati ：hoon tane prem karun chuun
Hindi：main tumse pyar karta hoon
Indonesian：saja kasih saudari
Japan：kimi o ais**teru sukiyo
Korea：tangshin-i cho-a-yo
Javanese：aku tresno marang sliromu
Laos：khoi huk chau
Malay：saya cinta mu
Malaysia：saya cintamu
Mongolian：bi chamd hairtai
Nepal：ma tumilai maya garchu,ma timilai man parauchu
farsi：tora dost daram
Tagalog：mahal kita
South Africa：ek het jou lief ek is lief vir jou
Ghana：me do wo
Ethiopian：ene ewedechalu(for ladies)
ene ewedehalwe(for men)
Arabic：ana ahebak(to a male)
arabic ana ahebek(to a female)
SwitzerlandGerman：ich li b dich
creole：mon kontan ou
Hausa ：ina sonki
Bantu：nigwedete
Madagascar：tiako ianao
Assamese：moi tomak bhal pau
Tamil：tamil nan unnaik kathalikkinren
IndiaTamil：neenu ninnu pramistunnanu
Thailand：chan rak khun
Urdu：mein tumhay pyar karti hun(woman to man)
mein tumhay pyar karta hun(man to woman)
Viet Nam：em yeu anh(woman to man)
anh yeu em(man to woman)
Maori：kia hoahai
Eskimo：nagligivaget
Greenland：asavakit
Iceland：eg elska tig
Albania：t dua shume
Russia：ya vas iyublyu,ya tibia lyublyu
Serbian：volim te
Slovenia：ljubim te
Espana：te amo,tequiero
Sweden：jag lskar dig
turkey：seni seviyorum
Ukraine：ja vas kokhaju
Kymric：rwyn dy garu di
Assyrian：ana bayanookh(female to male)
ana bayinakh(male to female)
Caucasian：wise cas
Chinese：wo ai ni
Izi lizove yizou. Izzy language.
Izzy language? no kidding please...
I'm not kidding, Thok. It's ust another variation of Pg Latin.
<lemonegg, I love your puppy avatar!>
Sorry, Thok. I guess I assumed everybody knew what Pig Latin. I don't know the origin but when I was a kid it was something we used to keep the grownups in the dark. Try this translator:
http://www.snowcrest.net/donnelly/piglatin.html
Swimpy wrote:I'm not kidding, Thok. It's ust another variation of Pg Latin.
<lemonegg, I love your puppy avatar!>
thanks :wink: :wink: :wink:
lemonegg2001 wrote:
Korea：tangshin-i cho-a-yo
Correction... Tangshin i cho a yo.. Is pronounced more like "Dangshin ee jo wah yo." And literally this means "Darling/honey I like you." To mean "Love," you want to use "Sarang." "Dangshin ee sarang hae yo."
Correction
Maggie5554515 wrote:Italian: Te amo.
Spanish: Ti amo.
Actually, it is the other way around/
Italian: Ti amo.
Spanish: Te amo/Te quiero.
Maggie5554515 wrote:Volim te? I thought this was "I want you" with a mere sexual meaning.
Volim te means I love you.
Zelim te means I want you.
1337speak: 1 |_ () \/ 3 j00!!!!!!!!!!11111
lemonegg2001, I love your dog. I have a snot that looks just like that.
joahaeyo, the dog avatar is cute, but I like your hot girl avatar much more. :wink:
schtroumf : I schtroumf you
OK, but that's for the English schtroumfs. The Dutch schtroumfs would say: Ik smurf jou (sounds rather disgusting, doesn't it).
No, it's franglish schtroumf.
In English it would be "I smurf you"
In French it would be "Je te schtroumf"
I always thought those smurfs are little perverts. 100 guys and 1 girl in a village - do I need to say more?
There are a lot of girls in the village actually but they can't be seen.
That's the schtroumf way of life :wink:
They have their own Red Light District??!!
