pls

i love you

Aloha au ia oe - Hawaiian
Ha eh bak - Tunisian
Wo ai ni - Mandarin; Chinese
Ngo oi ney - Cantonese; Chinese
Saya cintakan kamu, or Saya cinta pada mu - Malay; Indonesian
Tangsinul sarang hayo - korean
My tumse pyaar kartha hun - indian
Mahal kita - Philippine
Khao Raak Thoe - Thai
Toi yeu em - vietnamese


Good night

Selamat tidur - Indonesian (Indonesia) [going to bed]
Anyong-hi jumuseyo - korean
Ra-tree sawat - Thai
Chúc ngu ngon or Chao buoi toi - - vietnamese


Good morning

Aloha kakahiaka - Hawaiian
Zao shang hao - Mandarin; Chinese
Zao an - Cantonese; Chinese
Selamat pagi - Malay; Indonesian
Annyunghaseyo - korean
Aroon-Sawass - Thai
Xin chao - vietnamese

thank you so much

sorry i only know korean. these are the... more practical and not so rigid text book phrases, hehe. These are only to be spoken to someone at... your level as in, Friends / people of your age / and lovers... so its they are a bit more practical.

i love you = sarang hae
i miss you = bogoshipo
miss you alot = mani bogoshipo
good night = jalja
gd morning = choun achim

the past translations by nauraa, are very formal textbook like....to be spoken to higher levels.. (ex. you speaking in millitary, to teachers/boss who you are not friends with, a polite child speaking to an old person)

im just guessing u need em w/o them beeing a formal phrase, hehe.