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Afrikaans – Ek is lief vir jou
\nAkan (Ghana) – Me dor wo
\nAlbanian – Te dua
\nAlentejano(Port.) – Gosto de ti, porra!
\nAlsacien (Elsass) – Ich hoan dich gear
\nAmharic (Aethio.) \u2013 Afekrishalehou, Afekrischalehou
\nApache – Sheth she~n zho~n
\nArabic (formal) – Ohiboke
\nArabic (proper) \u2013 Ooheboki, Ooheboka
\nArabic – Ana behibak, Ana behibek
\nArabic (Umggs.) – Ana hebbek
\nArmenian – Yes kez si’rumem, Yes kez gesirem
\nAssamese (Indien) – Moi tomak bhal pau
\nBassa – Mengweswe
\nBatak (Nordsumatra) – Holong rohangku di ho
\nBavarian – I mog di narrisch gern
\nBemba – Ndikufuna
\nBengali – Aami tomaake bhaalo baashi
\nBerber – Lakh tirikh
\nBicol (Philippinen) – Namumutan ta ka
\nBolivian Quechua – Qanta munani
\nBosnian – Volim te
\nBraille – :.. .. |..-.. .::”:.., :.:;
\nBrazilian\/Portuguese – Eu te amo, Amo-te
\nBulgarian – Obicham te, As te obicham
\nBurmese – Chit pa de
\nCambodian – Kh_nhaum soro_lahn nhee_ah
\nCanadian French – Sh’teme , Je t’adore
\nCatalan – T’estimo
\nCebuano (Philippi.) – Gihigugma ko ikaw.
\nChamoru (or Chamorro) – Hu guaiya hao
\nCheyenne – Nemehotatse
\nChichewa – Ndimakukonda
\nChickasaw (USA) – Chiholloli
\nChinese – Goa ai li, Wo ai ni
\nComorien – Ni sou hou vendza.
\nCorsican – Ti tengu cara, Ti tengu caru
\nCreol – Mi aime jou
\nCroatian (familiar) – Ja te volim
\nCroatian (formal) – Ja vas volim, Volim vas
\nCroatian (old) – Ljubim
\nCzech – Miluji te, Miluju te!
\nDanish – Jeg elsker dig
\nDavvi Samegiella – Mun rahkistin d?.
\nDusun – Siuhang oku dia
\nDutch – Ik hou van je, Ik hou van jou
\nEcuador Quechua – Canda munani
\nEnglish – I love you, I adore you
\nEsperanto – Mi amas vin
\nEstonian – Mina armastan sind
\nEthiopian – Afgreki’
\nFarsi (old) – Tora dust mi daram
\nFarsi – Tora dost daram, Asheghetam
\nFilipino – Mahal ka ta, Iniibig kita
\nFinnish (formal) – Min\u0434 rakasta
\nFinnish – (M\u0434) rakastan sua
\nFrench (formal): Je vous aime
\nFrench – Je t’aime, Je t’adore
\nFriesian – Ik hou fan dei (sp?), Ik hald fan dei
\nGaelic – Ta gra agam ort, Moo graugh hoo
\nGalician \u2013 Querote, Queroche, Amote
\nGhanaian (Akan, Twi) – Me dor wo.
\nGeorgien (Caucasus) – Me shen mikvarkhar
\nGerman (formal) – Ich liebe Sie (rarely used)
\nGerman – Ich liebe dich
\nGreek – S’ayapo
\nGreek (old) – (Ego) Philo su
\nGreek (Arhea\/Ancient) – Philo se
\nGreenlandic – Asavakit
\nGuarani’ – Rohiyu (ro-hai’-hyu)
\nGujrati (Pakistan) – Hoon tane pyar karoochhoon
\nHausa (Nigeria) – Ina sonki
\nHawaiian – Aloha wau ia ‘oe
\nHebrew – Anee ohev otakh
\nHindi – Mai tumase pyar karata hun
\nHokkien – Wa ai lu
\nHopi – Nu’umi unangw\u0431ta
\nHungarian – Szeretlek
\nIbaloi (Phil.) – Pip-piyan taha
\nImazighan – Hamlagh kem
\nIndi – Mai Tujhe Pyaar Kartha Ho
\nInterglossa – Mi esthe philo tu.
\nIcelandic – Eg elska thig
\nIlocano – Ay-ayaten ka
\nIndonesian – Saya cinta padamu
\nItalian – Ti amo
\nIrish – Taim i’ ngra leat
\nIrish-Gaelic – t’a gr’a agam dhuit
\nJapanese – Kimi o ai shiteru, Aishiteru,
\nWatashi wa anata ga suki desu
\nJavanese – Kulo tresno
\nKankana-ey (Phil.) – Laylaydek sik-a
\nKannada (Indien) – Naanu Ninnanu Preethisuthene
\nKikongo – Mono ke zola nge
\nKiswahili \u2013 Nakupenda, Nakupenda wewe
\nKlingon – qamuSH\u0431
\nKorean – Dangsinul saranghee yo, Saranghee
\nKpele – I walikana
\nKurdish – Ez te hezdikhem, Min te xushvet
\nLao – Khoi hak jao
\nLappish – Mun rahkistin d?
\nLatin – Te amo, Vos amo
\nLatin (old) – (Ego) Amo te
\nLatvian – Es tevi milu, Es milu tevi
\nLebanese – Bahibak
\nLingala – Nalingi yo
\nLisbon lingo – Gramo-te bue’, chavalinha!
\nLithuanian – As tave myliu
\nLojban – Mi do prami
\nLuo (Kenia) – Aheri
\nLuxembourgish – Ech hun dech g\u0434r
\nMaa – Ilolenge
\nMacedonian – Te sakam, Te ljubam
\nMadrid lingo – Me molas, tronca!
\nMaiese – Wa wa
\nMalay – Saya cintamu, Saya sayangmu
\nMalay\/Bahasa – Saya cinta mu
\nMalay\/Indonesian – Aku sayang kau
\nMalayalam – Ngan ninne snaehikkunnu
\nMalaysian – Saya cintamu, Saya sayangmu
\nMarathi – Mi tuzya var prem karato
\nMarshallese – Yokwe Yuk
\nMohawk – Konoronhkwa
\nMokilese – Ngoah mweoku kaua
\nMongolian – Be Chamad Hairtai
\nMoroccan \u2013 Kanbhik, Kanhebek
\nNavajo – Ayor anosh’ni
\nNdebele (Zimbabwe) – Niyakutanda
\nNepali – Ma timi sita prem garchhu
\nNorwegian – Jeg elsker deg, Eg elskar deg
\nNyanja – Ninatemba
\nOp – Op lopveop yopuop
\nOriya – Moon Tumakoo Bhala Paye
\nOromoo \u2013 Sinjaladha, Sinjaldha
\nOsetian – Aez dae warzyn
\nPakistani – Mujhe tumse muhabbat hai
\nPapiamento – Mi ta stim\u0431bo
\nPedi (related to Tswana) – Kiyahurata
\nPig Latin – Ie ovele ouye
\nPilipino – Mahal kita, Iniibig kita
\nPolish – Kocham cie, Kocham ciebi
\nPortuguese\/Brazilian – Eu te amo, Eu amo-te, Amo-te
\nPulaar – Mbe de yid ma
\nPunjabi (Indien) – Main tainu pyar karma
\nQuenya(J.R. Tolkie) – Tye-mel\u0431ne
\nraetoromanisch – te amo
\nRomanian – Te iubesc, Te ador
\nRussian – Ya tyebya lyublyu
\nSamoan – Ou te alofa outou
\nSanskrit – Anurag
\nScot-Gaelic – Tha gr`adh agam ort
\nSerbian (formal) – Ja vas volim, Volim vas
\nSerbian (familiar) – Ja te volim, Volim te
\nSerbian (old) – Ljubim te
\nSerbocroatian – Volim te, Ljubim te, Ja te volim
\nSeSotho – Kiyahurata
\nShona – Ndinokuda
\nSinghalese (Ceylon) – Mama oyata adarei
\nSioux – Techihhila
\nSlovak – Lubim ta
\nSlovene – Ljubim te
\nSomalian – Waan ku jeclahay
\nSpanish – Te amo, Te quiero, Te re-quiero
\nSrilankan – Mama oyata arderyi
\nSuaheli (Ostafrika) – Ninikupenda
\nSwahili \u2013 Nakupenda, Naku penda
\nSwedish – Jag \u0434lskar dig
\nSyrian\/Lebanese – Bhebbek
\nTagalog – Mahal kita
\nTahitian – Ua Here Vau Ia Oe, Ua here vau ia oe
\nTamil – Naan unnai kadalikiren
\nTelugu (Indien) – Neenu ninnu pr\u0431mistu’nnanu
\nThai (formal) – Phom rak khun
\nThai – Khao raak thoe
\nTswana – Ke a go rata
\nTshilubav – Ndi mukusua
\nTunisian – Ha eh bak
\nTumbuka – Nkhukutemwa
\nTurkish (formal) – Sizi seviyorum
\nTurkish – Seni seviyorum, Seni begeniyorum
\nTwi (Ghana) – Me dowapaa, Me dor wo
\nUkrainian – Ya tebe kokhayu, Ja tebe kokhaju
\nUrdu (Indien) – Main tumse muhabbat karta hoon
\nVai – Na lia
\nV?rml?ndska – Du \u0434r g\u0446rgo te m\u0434g
\nVenda – Ndi a ni funa
\nVietnamese – Anh yeu em
\nVolap\u044ck – L\u0446fob oli.
\nVotic – Mi\u0434 suvatan sinua.
\nVulcan (Mr.Spock) – Wani ra yana ro aisha
\nWalloon – Dji vos veu volti
\nWelsh – Rwy’n dy garu di
\nWolof – Da ma la nope
\nYiddish – Kh’hob dikh lib, Kh’ob dikh holt
\nYucatec Maya – ‘in k’aatech
\nYugoslavian – Ja te volim
\nZazi (kurdisch) – Ezhele hezdege (sp?)
\nZulu – Mina Ngithanda Wena.
\nZuni – Tom ho’ichema<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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