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Sun 25 Sep, 2005 04:21 am
I can say it in English, French, French Croel, German,
I love you
je t'aime
mi aime a ou
ich liebe du
can you send more please, cos i'm a sad romantacist and it would mean a lot. Hey, since evryone and their chien seems to want latin, maybe send it to me in Latin.
The German should be "Ich liebe dich" not "Ich liebe du." (Dich is the objective of du.)
Spanish= Yo ti amo or Yo quiero
Korean = Na nun no saranhao (I think)
Latvian = Es tevi miilu
Latin = Amo (Latin generally eschews unnecessary pronouns)
Hawaiian = Aloha (see above re: Latin)
Merry Andrew wrote:The German should be "Ich liebe dich" not "Ich liebe du." (Dich is the objective of du.)
Spanish= Yo ti amo or Yo quiero
Korean = Na nun no saranhao (I think)
Latvian = Es tevi miilu
Latin = Amo (Latin generally eschews unnecessary pronouns)
Hawaiian = Aloha (see above re: Latin)
Your Spanish sounds a bit Italian.
Spanish= Yo te amo or Yo te quiero
Korean = Na nun no saranhao (I think)
I laughed loudly when i read this. This is a way a millitary personal would speak to higher ranking officer... but content.. is... hahahah.
a common way of saying is:
Korean = Sarang Hae (Love you)
*The word "I", is often not used when making a statement sentence in Korean.
Few Indian Languages
Hindi: Main Tumhe Pyaar Karataa Hoon
Urdu: Humein Tumse Ishq Hai
Sanskrit: Aham Tvayi Snehayaami
The bold words indicate literal meaning of LOVE
You're right, Angelique. I got the 'te' and 'ti' mixed up. That's the problem when you know a little bit of two different Romance languages but aren't fluent in either.
Merry Andrew wrote:You're right, Angelique. I got the 'te' and 'ti' mixed up. That's the problem when you know a little bit of two different Romance languages but aren't fluent in either.
I get mixed up too sometimes. I only feel comfortable speaking to people I know.
thanks for all the replies.
Not only that, but it would seem that kickycan and Boephe also think alike.
Arabic:
bahibak -for a guy
bahibik- for a girl
afrikaans... and others.
Afrikaans: Ek het jou Lief Ek = I, het= have, jou= you, lief= love
Zulu :Ngiyatanda Wena (I think) I know this is it, but Im not very good at spelling Zulu. Learning everyday. Wena=you. A reply saying I love you too would be one word,"nawe" meaning "Me too"
More to cum.
Dutch: Where are you from?
That is a JOKE!
Ik hou(d) van jouw.
(Ik how fawn yow - how romantic!)
in the ghetto:
yu ma boo.
(that's NOT a joke!)
Afrikaans vs Dutch.
M'ear Arji,
Just as a point of interest, Afrikaans is derived from Dutch. When the Dutch Settlers arrived in 1820, they brought along a language unknown in our parts. As time progressed, the language changed to a point where it was completely different to the old Dutch language. So was the birth of Afrikaans. Do some reading, joker!
B.
Oh, lets try to be nice: you arent the sharpest crayon in the box, and you might not be able to poke as hard as the others ...
In japanese the individual words are 'watashi ai anata' but ther emay be another way of saying it.
online, I KNOW that was afrikaans.
look again, please:
Dutch: Where are you from?
That is a JOKE!
In Holland, one of the first questions you get asked is "where are you from"- and about half the people here have a parner not from here. (that's a guess)
why are you so defensive?
arji/anastasia
<trying to be nice, not saying what next came to mind>
oops!!
Just a little angry at the fools here at work giving me hell. SORRY about that. I can be a real putz sometimes. I tend to be a little anal sometimes ..
Brendan.
no prob.
my middle name is "bitch"
heheheeh
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