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Probably, each of us wants to hear the phrase: "I love you" ... But few people think about how these words sound in other languages. Friends, for you the maximum full list of confessions in love in different languages \u200b\u200bof the world. But maybe you have something to supplement it?

Sometimes I want to surprise and please our soul mate with something unusual. Imagine how romantic, lying with your favorite naked before the fireplace, when sparkling wine sparkled on the glasses, lean towards him and whisper on the ear: "TE AMO". So pronounced "I love" in Spanish. Perfectly know how these wonderful words sound in different countries and in different languages \u200b\u200b:)

Ukrainian - I kicha.
Azerbaijani - Men Seni Sevirem.
Altai - Meng Seni Turar.
English - I Love You.
Arabic - Ana Bhebbak Ktir.
Armenian - Yes Kes Sirum Em.
Basque - Nere Maitea.
Bavarian - I Lieb di.
Belorussky - I ziba Kahai.
Bengali - Ami Tomake Bhalobashi.
Berber - Lakh Tirikh.
Bulgarian - Obicham Te.
Hungarian - Szeretlek Te "GED.
Vietnamese - TOI YE U EM.
Gagauz - Bean Seni Bean.
Gelsky - Tha Gradh Agam Ort.
Dutch - IK Houd Van JOU.
Greek - S "Ayapo.
Georgian - ME Shen Michwarhar.
Danish - Jeg Elsker Dig.
Hebrew - Ani Ohev Otach (a man tells a woman).
Hebrew - Ani Ohevet Otcha (woman says man).
Ind - Mai Tujhe Pyaar Kartha Hoo.
Indian - Nenu Ninnu Premistunnan.
Irish - Taim I "NGRA LEAT.
Icelandic - Eg Elska Thig.
Spanish - TE AMO.
Italian - Ti AMO.
Kazakh - Men Seni Jaksi Korem.
Kalmyki - bi chamdam.
Cambodian - Bon Soro Lanh Oon.
Cantonian - NGO OI Ney.
Catalan - T "Estim.
Chinese - Wo IE Ni.
Kurdish - EZ TE Hezdikhem.
Lao - Khoi Huk Chau.
Latvian - es teve mjilo.
Madrid jargon - Me Molas, Tronca.
Maltese - Inhobbok.
Moroccan - Kanbrik.
Mogauki - Konoronhkwa.
Navajo - Ayor Anosh "Ni.
German - Ich Liebe Dich.
Nepali - Ma Timilai Maya Garchu, Ma Timilai Man Parauchu.
Ossetian - Aez Dae Warzyn.
Pakistani - Muje Se Mu Habbat Hai.
Persian - Tora Dost Daram.
Polish - Ja Cie Kocham.
Portuguese - EU TE AMO.
Roman - Te Iu Besc.
Romanian - EU TE IUBESC.
Russian - I love you.
Serbohorvatsky - Volim Te.
Serbian - Lubim Te.
Siou - Techihhila.
Slovak - Lubim Ta.
Slovenian - Ljubim Te.
Sudanese - Nan Nyanyar Do.
Swahili - Naku Penda.
Tatar - min blue yratam.
Tajik - Mans Toro Dust Medors.
Tunisian - Ha Eh Bak.
Turkish - Seni Seviyorum. Ben Seni Cok Seviorum.
Uzbek - MAN SIZNI SEVAMAN.
Uygur - Mies Seni Yakhsha Korimyan.
Urdu - Mujge Tumae Mahabbat Hai.
Persian - Doostat Daram.
Farsian (Persian) - Doostat Daram.
Filipino - Mahal Ka Ta.
Finnish - Mina Rakastan Sinua.
Flemish - IK Zie Oe Geerne.
French - Je T "Aime.
Hindi - Mai Tumsy Pyar Hum (Girl Guy), Mai Tumsy Row Map Hum (boyfriend girl)
Croatian - Ljubim Te.
Gypsy - MA here Kamam.
Chechen - Suna Hyo Presu (girl tells a guy), Sun Hyo Yez (the guy tells the girl)
Czech - Miluji Te.
Scottish Gaelsky - Tha Gradh Agam Ort.
Sri Lanka - Mama Oyata Arderyi.
Swedish - Jag a "Lskar Dig.
Swedish - Iaj Alskar dej.
Esperanto - Mi Amas Vin.
Yugoslavsky - Ya Te Volim.
Yakutsky - min Eyigin Taptitybyn.
Japanese - Kimi O Ai Shiteru.

Speak often with your beloved these three magic words: "I love you," and the world around will shine with new colors and will become a bit kinder).

Often you speak your second half, what do you love her? Even if very often, for the day of all the lovers of this little. You have to do this time so in 5-10 more! Why not? And do it so that the whole world understands it.

Did you think how to admit to love in other countries? Russian "I love you" and the English "I Love You" know everything. But what other languages? They are very and very much.

Surprise your beloved or loved on February 14 by your knowledge of foreign languages \u200b\u200b- tell him or her "I love you" in different languages \u200b\u200bof the world. For free possession of the tongue, it will not go, but today it is quite enough. Yes, and from something you need to start!

I love you in all languages \u200b\u200bof the world! Speak or write down these rows around the room - in love all the means are good.

Latin letters are used as transcription in the text, it is more convenient than reading Chinese hieroglyphs. In some languages, there is not one, but two or three options for recognition. There is some reason division by sexual sign, etc.

So, let's start with the letter "A" and will move in alphabetical order.

English: I Love You (Men)

Arab: Ana Behibak (man)

Ana Behibek (Woman)

IB'N Hebbak

Ana Ba-Heb-Bak

African: EK HET JOU LIEFE

EK IS LIEF VIR JOU

Bari (Sudanese):

Nan Nyanyar Do Parik (I love you very much)

Basque: Nere Maitea.

Bavarian: I MOG DI NARRISCH GERN

Bengali: Ami Tomake Bhalobashi.

Berber: LAKH TIRIKH.

Bulgarian: Obicham Te.

Hungarian: SzereTlek.

Szereetlek Te'ged.

Vietnamese: Em Ye U Anh (woman man)

TOI YE U EM

ANH YE U EM (man woman)

Gelsky: THA GRADH AGAM ORT

Dutch: IK Houd Van Jou

Greek: S 'Ayapo.

(EGO) Philo SU (EGO is used to underscore, selection)

Danish: Jeg Elsker Dig

Hebrew as it turned out quite complicated in terms of recognition in love. Option phrase I love you depends on who and who says. See yourself.

Hebrew: Ani Ohev Otach (man woman)

Ani Ohev Otcha (man man)

Ani Ohevet Otach (woman woman)

Ani Ohevet Otcha (woman man)

Iddish: Ich Libe Dich

ICH HAN DICH LIB

Indie: Mai Tujhe Pyaar Kartha Hoo

Indian: Nenu Ninnu Premistunnanu.

In Indonesia, very loving people obviously live. See how many options to pronounce the phrase "I love you" on Indonesian.

Indonesian: Saja Kasih Saudari.

Saya Cinta Kamu.

Saya Cinta Padamu.

Aku Cinta Padamu.

Aku Sayang Enkow.

Sayah Chantikan Awah

Irish: TAIM I 'NGRA LEAT

Icelandic: Eg Elska Thig

Spanish: Te Quiero (you mean a lot for me)

TE AMO (I love you)

Italian: Ti AMO (spouses, lovers)

Ti Voglio Bene (friends, relatives)

Cambodian: Bon Soro Lanh Oon

Canadian French: Sh'Teme.

Cantonian: NGO OI NEY.

Catalan: T'estim (I love you)

T'estim Molt (I love you very much)

Chinese: Wo IE NI.

Korean: Tangsinul Sarag Ha yo

Nanun Tongshinun Srang Hamnida

Kurdish: EZ TE HEZDIKHEM.

Not tired? It is only half of the phrases "I love you" from all languages \u200b\u200bof the world! We'll have to suffer, all for your second half! Especially since we reached the sign of the letter "L" - love! Continue? Let's go further!

Laotian: Khoi Huk Chau.

Latin: TE AMO.

(EGO) Amo TE (EGO to highlight a face)

Latvian: ES TEVI MILU (S TEH-VIH ME-LU)

Lithuanian: TAVE MYLIU (TA-VE MEE-LYU)

Madrid jargon: Me Molas, Tronca

Malaysian: Saya Cintamu.

Saya Sayangmu.

Maltese: Inhobbok.

Mogauki: Konoronhkwa.

Navajo: Ayor Anosh'ni.

German: Ich Liebe Dich.

Nepali: Ma Timilai Maya Garchu, Ma Timilai Man Parauchu

Norwegian: EG Elskar DEG (Nynorsk)

JEG ELSKER DEG (Bokmaal) (PRONOUNCED: Yai Elske Dai)

Ossetian: Aez Dae Warzyn.

Pakistani: Muje Se Mu Habbat Hai

Persian: Tora Dost Daram

Polish: Koccham Cie

JA CIE KOCHAM.

Portuguese: EU TE AMO

Roman: TE IU BESC.

Russian: Ya Tebya Lyublyu.

Serbian: Lubim Te.

Serbohorvatsky: volim Te.

Syrian:Bhebbek (woman)

Bhebbak (man)

Sioux: Techihhila

Slovak: Lubim Ta.

Slovenian: ljubim Te.

Sudanese: Nan Nyanyar Do (I love you)

Nan Nyanyar Do Parik (I love you very much)

Swahili: Naku Penda.

Thai: Ch'an Rak Khun.

Phom Rak Khun.

Tunisian: Ha Eh Bak

Turkish: Seni Seviyorum

Urdu: Mujge Tumae Mahabbat Hai

Uzbek: MAN SENI SEVAMAN

Welsh: Rwyn dy Garu di.

Yr WYF I YN DY GARU DI (CHWI)

Farsian (Persian): doostat Daram

Philippine: Mahal Ka Ta.

Iniibig Kita.

Finnish: MINA RAKASTAN SINUA.

Flemish: IK ZIE OE Geerne

French: Je T'aime.

Frieze: IK HOU FAN DEI

Hindi is the language of the Hindus, and, as you know, they are very loving people, therefore phrases of recognition in love in Hindi so much.

Hindi: MAE TUMKO PYAR KIA

My Tumko Pyar Karta Hu

Main Tumse Pyar Karta Hoon.

HAM TOMCHE PAYER KORTAHE

Mai Tumse Peyar Karta HNU.

Hopi: Nu 'umi unangwa'ta

Croatian: Ljubim Te.

Czech: miluji Te.

Scottish Gaelic: THA GRADH AGAM ORT

Sri Lanka: Mama Oyata Arderyi.

Swedish: Jag A »Lskar Dig

Iaj Alskar dej.

Swediscohemsky: Ch'ha di garn.

Esperanto: Mi Amas Vin.

Estonian: MINA ARMASTAN SIND.

Ma Armastan Sind.

Yugoslav: Ya Te Volim.

Japanese: Kimi O Ai Shiteru

Watakushi-Wa Anata-Wo Ai Shimasu

Kulo Tresno.

A very difficult to learn everything is quite difficult, and sometimes it is unnecessary, there will be enough pair of dozens. If you learn everything, then it's just a love linguistic feat! Phrases I love you in different languages \u200b\u200bof the world you can use for the inscriptions on the decorations by February 14, which we also have a lot and very much!

You will be interested.

Probably there is no such person who would not want to hear these words from his lover or beloved. And let you speak in different languages, but even if your second half will tell you "Ndinawood!" (Sean) or "Mont Tona Yaratsyshko" (Udmurtsky), and not already familiar "I love you", "I Love You", "Je T" Aime "or" Ich Liebe Dich ", on intonation and eye shine you do not care You will understand the main thing.

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On the eve of Valentine's Day, employees decided to carry out a small study and learn how people in a variety of corners of our planet are recognized in love. To be honest, the results obtained were surprised at us, and something even had been punished. We will not deepen in traditions and rituals, let us touch only the words directly.

Due to the grammatical and stylistic features of some languages, the phrase "I love you" will sound differently, depending on who her says: a man or a woman. For example, in Japanese, a man will say "Ashitera Yo", and the woman is "Ashiter UA". In Arabic, the value of the addressee is already in Arabic, that is, referring to a man, you will say "Outbukya", and to the woman - "Wahibuki". But still harder in Hebrew, because here the meaning of the speaker and the floor of the addressee also have a meaning: a man will say "Ani OEV Ota", a woman is a man - "Ani Oevat Oven", a man is a man - "Ani OEV Oveha", and a woman's woman "Ani OEVET OTA "(as they say, fully options).

In some languages, the conversational and formal variants of this phrase will also differ. For example, in the Bulgarian language "AZ TE undehuma" is a literal, but very official option, therefore, in colloquial speech, a shorter version of the "abyss of TE" is used. The same thing happens in Arabic, Greek, Persian, Portuguese and many other languages.

	Language	Writing	Transcription	Comment
	azerbaijani	mən Səni sevirəm.	meng Seni Sevirum
	albanian	unë Të Dashuroj.	eN TE DUA eN TE Dashura	i love you (with the verb you want) i love you (with verb wish, love)
	english
	arab	أحبك		male Rod feminine gender
	armenian		eU CPP Sirum Em.
	bulgarian	az those abundance aboham TE	aZ TE abundance undead those	literally, but too officially
				Better, more suitable for Valentine's Day, so admit to the love of each other
	belorussian	i ziba kahaiu	i ziba kahaiu
	hungarian		satreck
	greek	σ΄αγαπώ/ σας αγαπώ	sagapapo / CAC Aghapo	informal / formal
	georgian		mE Shen Mikvharhar
			yiy Elska (r) give	pronunciation Approximate, rget
		אני אוהב אותך אני אוהבת אותך	ani OEV Ota. ani Ohvet Sveta	male woman woman man
	indonesian	saya Cinta Kepada anda	saya Chint Kepad Anda
	irish	tá grág Agam Ort	tA Gra Morrht
	spanish
	italian
	kazakh	men Saintі Zhasa Kөremіn	men Song Jacques Coren
	catalan
	chinese	我愛你[我爱你]		mandarin Institute
	korean
	latin
	latvian		es Tavy Mil.
	lithuanian		ash taugh mily
	macedonian	tE Sakam, TE BUY	tE Sakam, Te Lubam
	malay	saya Sayangkan Kamu.	saya Sayankan Kamu
	german		eyes Lie Diche
	dutch		iR Hau van Yau
	norwegian		yai Elskar Dai yai Elsker Dai
	persian		dust-at ra Dost Dama (Man) Schoma Dost Dara	i love you (truncated common form) i love you (full form) i love you (full form)
	polish		kokham Cheng	e - nasal sound, in Staroslavyansky it corresponds to a small yus
	portuguese	aMO-TE, EU TE AMO	aMU Ti, Eu Ti AMU,	For Brazilians is more characteristic, especially on Valentine's Day, Tequero shape [those Keru]; If the Brazilian itself is asked to shit the word with the final Oh, then he will write [o], but in fact it is not quite this sound, although in [U], as in Portuguese he does not go tequeromuito [those Keru Muita] - I love you very much Options: qUERO-TE [CERE] teamo [Ti AMU], Amo-Te [Amu-Ty] is more "pathos", in such a word, most often, love their homeland, a wife, of course, a child; After all, the basic meaning of the previous word is "I want" (but, as in Spanish, I "want" in this context does not sound so vulgar, as in Russian, this is quite a beneficial form); usually, the pronoun EU (I) with a personal verb is not used. If you do not omit it, it turns out a logical emphasis on this pronoun: not someone, and I love.
	romanian
		i love you	i love you
	serbian
	slovak		milea mama please mama Rada	man - woman woman - man
	slovenian		rady Imam rada Those Imam	man - woman woman - man
			ninaqopenda
		ผมรักคุณ ฉันรักคุณ	psh4 cancer3 khun chan4 cancer3 khun	man - woman woman - man note: 4 - ascending, 3 - high tone
			naun Ninna Praemistkhunanu
	turkish		seni Sevierum
	ukrainian	i love you i love you	i tebe Kocha i love I love
		میں آپ سے محبت کَرتا ہوں میں آپ سے محبت کرتی ہوں	mei AAP SEMHABBAT Map Huu mei Aaap Ce Muhabbat Cat in Huu.	man - woman (with great respect for the speaker); a woman is a man (with great respect for the speaker);
		minä Rakastan Sinua.	mina Rakistan Sinaua
	flemish	iK ZIE OE Geerne	izie about Geerne
	french
			may Tumh Bahutlichtaa Huu. mei Tum Ce Piaparnas Map has Huu. mei Tumh Bahut Chahatii Huu. may Tum Ce Piano Cardie Huu.	says man says a woman the letter h serves in this case for the transfer of the Gundan "G"
	croatian
			mom Te's happy	official option spoken option
	swedish		i am Elskar Day
	esperanto		mi Amas Vin.
	estonian	ma Armastan Sind.	ma Armastan Sint
	javanese	aku Tresnasliramu.	aKU TRESNASLIRUM
	japanese	好きです/ 好きだ	sKES SKE / SKI Yes daiski Des. ashiter Yo ashiter UA	formally / informally (the literal translation of "I like you", but it is because of the mentality and confess to love in Japan); the same option with an amplification of emotional coloring (\u003d very likely); spoken option, male speech; conversational option, women's speech;
	burmese		chit Pa De.
	kyrgyz	men Smya Srim	men Sen Xiom
	mongolian	bi chamd khirtay	b. Chamd Hartay
	tajik	mAN TOORO DOST MEDORAM	mAN TURU AT FEDERS (Letter? - Something among "O" and "E").	literary option
	tatar	min blue Yaratam	min Siene Yaratam	less likely: min blue sons [min siene siem]
	uzbek	men Song Sevaman	maine Seni Sevaman	men Seni Sevaman.
	lao (Lao Isansky)		kha Khak Tiao
	philippine		mahal Kita
			naana Ninnan Pratesshene
	lebanese
	javanese	aKU TRESNASLIRAMU.	aKU TRESNASLIRUM
	surinames (Tongo)		mi Loby Yu
	taiwanese		va hey hey
		uA HERE VAU IA OE	oo-ahhei-raiee-ahokh hey
	bengal		ami apnak Bhalobashi ami Tomaca Bhalobashi amy Toka Bhalobashi	formally informally very informal
	bROZHPURI		ham Tosa Pcair Carila
	tagalog		mahal Kita
	hawaiian	aLOHA WAU Iā'OE	aloha Va Uya oh
	icelandic		e ELSK GY
	malayalam		nyan Ninne Promikkunnu nyan Ninne Mochikkunnu nyan Ninne Knokhikkunnu
			maje Tuzhya Var Prem Aac; mE Tuyhashi Prem Kato; mi Tuya Var Prem Karato	male to woman woman to a man
	nepali		ma Timalay Maiaaa Garchhu
			for a hundred Sarah Mina Cava
			ndinawood!
	sinhalese		ma Ma o yaa aa yes re yi
	somali	wan Ku Jecelahay.	vaan Ku Yayelahai
	tamil		naan Unnai Cadalikiren / Naan Unnai Cadalikinren
	tibetan		nga Karanga Gavpo Yo
	vietnamese			to a man to woman
	welsh	dW I "N DY GARU DI / RWY" N DY GARU DI	dVIN DI GARE DI / RVIN DI GARE DI
			their Kob Dih Lib their Liebe Dih	the literal translation of the first expression "I like you!", the second "I love you!"
		mo NiFẹẹ Rẹ (MO NI IFE Re)	mO NIFE RE

How to say "I love you" in different languages:

Abkhaz - Sarah Bar Bzia Bzoy.

Avar - Di Moon Ekul.

Adygei - Sea Ore Plagun.

Azerbaijani - Men Seni Sevirem.

Albanian Dua.

Altai - Une Dua.

Amharic - Afuggere Age.

English - I Love You (Ay Love Yu).

Arabic (WOMAN) - Anhebeck.

Arabic (man) - Ana Ahebak.

Armenian - EU CES Sirumham.

Assamsky - My Tomak Bhal Pau.

Afghan - Dusat is expensive.

African - Ek Hat You Lif.

Bavarian - I MOG DI Narrisch Gern.

Bari (Sudanese) - Nan Nyanyar Do.

Basian - Maite Zaitut.

Bashkir - Min Hinda Yarata.

Belorussky - I ziba Kahai.

Bengali - Ami Tomake Bhalobashi.

Berber - Lakh Tirikh.

Burmese - Chen Tingo CHCHI "ITI.

Bulgarian - undead.

Bolivian - Quechua Qanta Munani.

Buryat - Bie Shamay Draha.

Hungarian - Serretk.

Vietnamese - That Yue Em.

Hawaiian - ALOHA I "A AU OE.

Gagauz - Bian Seen Binerim.

Gelsky - Ta Gra Agam Ort.

Dutch - IR Hide Wang Yu.

Greenland - Asavakit.

Greek - with "Agapo.

Georgian - Mes Sheng Micharjar.

Gujarat (India) - Hoon Tane Pyr Karoochhoon.

Darginsky - Hee Na Rigahure.

Danish - Yegg Elsker Dit.

Dolganski - Men Enichane Taptitsan.

Dividian language of southern India - Naanu Ninnanu Mohisuthene.

Dungansky - in zaiah.

Jewish, Hebrew (to a woman) - Ani Ohev Otah (Ani Ohwev OTA).

Jewish, Hebrew (to a man) - Ani Ohevet Otha (Ani Ohweat Oven).

Zulussky - Mena Tanda Wena.

Ingush - Hyo Sona Duk Eza.

Indonesian - Sai Multiple Cow.

Iranian - ME TURE DUS "AT TO" REM.

Irish - Thaim in Grabh Leat.

Icelandic - Eg Elska Thig.

Spanish - Yo TE AMO.

Italian-Ti AMO.

Kabardino-Circassian - SE UE Lagoon.

Kazakh - Men Seine Zhaszi Ceremen.

Kalmyki - Bi Chi Floche.

Cambodia - Bon sro Lanh Oon.

Canadian French - SH "Teme.

Cantonian - NGO OI Ney.

Kara-Latiksky - to "Tybatyk.

Catalan - T "Estim.

Catalan (Valencian dialect) - T "Estime.

Catalan (Catalan dialect) - T "Estimo.

Kenyan - Tye-Mela "ne.

Kyrgyz - Men Songy Sui.

Komi - ME Radait Ten.

Korean - SA Lang Hea.

Kumyksky - Meng Senie Souen.

Kurdish - EZ TE Hezdikhem.

Lacions - on the wines of Hira Hong.

Lao - Khoi Huk Chau.

Latvian - Es Tevi Mil.

Latgale - Es Tave Mile.

Latin - TU AMARE.

Latvian - Es Tavy Mil.

Lebanese - Bahibak.

Lisbon - Gramo-Te Bue. "

Lithuanian - Ash Tavel Mile.

Macedonian - Yas Tabe Sakam.

Malaysian - Saya Cintamu.

Malay - Saya Cintakan Mu.

Maltese - inhobboh.

Mandarin Institutes of Chinese language - in ai nor.

Marathi - Mi Tuzya Var Prem Karato.

Mariy-Moyy Yarats.

Megrelsky - Ma Si Mnuork Shoi.

Moldavian - T "Jubes.

Mongolian - Bie Tand Hayrtai.

Mordovsky - Mont Sound Kelktyan or Mona Day.

Navaha - Ayor Anosh "Ni.

German - their libe dich.

Mute English (the pronunciation of this word form is similar to the lip movement

when pronouncing the phrase I LOVE You) - Olive Juice

Nenets - Mag Hamzagaw Sit.

Nepalese - Ma Timilai Maya Garchu.

Nivki is neither the chamb.

Nogai - Meng Seni Souen.

Norwegian - Yai ELSK Dai.

Ossetian - Az Daim Union.

Pakistani - Mujhe Tumse Muhabbat Hai.

Punjabi - Mai Taunu Pyr Karda.

Persian - Tora Dost Daram.

Polish - Kocham Ciema.

Portuguese - TE A "MO.

Portuguese (Brazil) - and TE AMO.

Roman - Te Iu Besc.

Romanian - T "Jubes.

Russian - I love you.

Serbohorvatsky - I am that Voltaiet.

Serbian - Those.

Sinhalean -mama Oyata Adarei.

Syrian (woman) - Bhebbek.

Syrian (man) - Bhebbak.

Siou - Techihhila.

Slovak - love she.

Slovenian - love TE.

Somalia - Aniga Ku Veel.

Swahili - on ku

Swahili - for a couple + name.

Sudanese - Nan Nyanyar Do.

Tagali - AKO Yiya Ubigig.

Tajiksky - MAN Tul Nohs Metinam.

Thai (gently, in love) - Khao Raak Thoe.

Thai (formally a man-woman) - Phom Rak Khun.

Thai (formally a man-man) - Ch "An Rak Khun.

Tamilsky - Nan Unnai Cadalireng.

Tatar - min blue yratam.

TATSKY (Gorno-Jewish) - ME TURE HOSENUM or TO EXTENY OF HAZ of LOORENI.

Telugu - Neenu Ninnu Pra "Mistu" Nnanu.

Tuvinsky - Meng Seni Yanakshire.

Tunisian - Ha Eh Bak.

Turkish - Ben Seni Seviyorum.

Turkmen - Men Syyyarin.

Udmurt - yratshka Mont Tona.

Uzbek - Men Song Sevaman.

Ukrainian - I am Tebe Kikha.

Urdu - Main Tumse Muhabbat Karta Hoon.

Wales - "RWY" N Dy Garu di.

Farsi - Tora Dust Midaram.

Farsian (Persian) - Doostat Daram.

Filipino - Iniibig Kita.

Finnish - Rakan Sinaua.

Flemish - IK Zie Oe Geerne.

French - same Tam.

Frisian - IK Hou Fan Dei.

Khakassky - Min Xinhar.

Hindi - Maie Tumsen Pyhar Hum.

Hindi (female man) - Mai Tumase Pyar Karati Hun.

Hindi (a man-woman) - Mai Tumase Pyar Karata Hun.

Hopi - NU "UMI Unangwa" Ta.

Croatian - Ljubim Te.

Chechen - Suna Hyo Eza.

Czech - Mom those glad.

Chuvashsky - Ene Ese Yurat.

Swabian - I MOG DIK GERNE.

Swedish - poison Elskir Day.

Swiss-German - CH "HA DI GA" RN.

Scottish Galsky - Tha Gradh Agam Ort.

SRILANYSKY - MAMA OYATA ARDERYI.

Evenki - bi Siene FIV.

Ecuador - Canda Munani.

Esperanto Amas Sin.

Estonian - Armaster Sind.

Yugoslavsky - Ya Te Volim.

Yavansky - Kulo Tresno.

Yakutsky - Min Enigin Taptybyn.

Japanese - Anata Va Let Save.

Japanese (first recognition in love) - Suki Desu

Love is a bright and powerful feeling. When it comes to recognition, I want to show originality so that your "love" stand out among the rest that your partner had to hear earlier. Word is a strong weapon in hand, or rather, the mouth of a skillful person. For people who are not afraid to show creative in recognition, below shows the phrase: "I love you" in different languages \u200b\u200bof the world.

Why do people like it

Some do not quite understand what other phrases are cling. In fact, the answer is simple: everyone likes everything unusual. The words "I love you" people hear quite often (including parental), "Ay Love Yu" - less often, and other options are almost never. That is why recognition in other languages \u200b\u200bseems to everyone (especially girls, what to hide) more interesting than the usual and native three words.

But it is possible to give such an explanation: many people dream to visit the border (or even move there to usually), so even a small, even a verbal foreign "particle" inspires some joy and allows you to feel the touch of other countries. Therefore, people like foreign language words.

How to issue

Recognition is good. The cherished three words "I love you", uttered or written in different languages, and not only in Russian - even better. However, how best to prevent harvested foreign phrases, not everyone knows.

Below are some ways of recognition, separated into two categories: Virtual and real love. All because it is not always in people it turns out to be near our second halves. Sometimes business trips, sometimes moving, sometimes initial accommodation in different cities do not allow you to meet daily. But I want to please a person, and therefore you have to go out and invent something that can make someone to rejoice without physical touch.

Virtual love

If the second half is on the network, then make and make a recognition is not so difficult, as it may seem at first glance. Here are some options:

1. You can simply send letters and "reports" in Skype throughout the day. For example, every half hour send one option of the harvested phrase. Only the reaction can spoil the impression. If your love wants to simply talk, and you instead will be sent to her confession, it can upset a person, otherwise to pour out.
2. You can ask friends to send them from your name "I love you" in different languages. At one or at different times - it is not so important, although ... If at a certain moment, the object of your sympathy will immediately have many dialogs, it will impress. That is, you need to make it so that one of your friend send the text "I love you" in Arabic, the other - in French, the third is in English, etc. Yes, to negotiate with every long and mutually, but it is worth it.
3. You can make every recognition in a separate picture and make a video from the obtained images. Pleasant music, alternating frames, on each of which the cherished phrase is written, perhaps any inserts from films, photos and other interesting things that will generate your fantasy, sincerely delight your soul mate.
4. Record recognition on the voice recorder (the difficulty is not to be mistaken with the pronunciation), pour on the Internet and send to your second half to please her not only with your love, but also voice. As well as face if you decide to create a video with your participation.

Real love

Here you can take advantage of the previous ways, because, despite the joint walks and other charms, for sure your second half has a patch on the social network.

If your love is not registered anywhere or you do not like any of the virtual options provided, there are other ways to say "I love you" in different languages \u200b\u200bof the world, without resorting to the help of the Internet:

1. First you have to work hard and learn how to quickly do Origami, namely - Flowers. In each paper that you will be folded in the "Plant", you need to enter the phrase: "I love you." In all colors, except for one: it is necessary to place a full-fledged recognition in feelings, not limited to three words. A clear case, each bud will contain a cherished expression in different languages. Next, you need to give a ready-made bouquet to your favorite person, hinted that this is not a simple bouquet, but, so to speak, saying. The girl does not have to guess for a long time, what would this mean - the answer will lie on the surface. But it is not a fact that your beloved immediately guess what's what. Perhaps you have to ask her to look into each bouton.
2. You can arrange an interesting quest, where the main task of the recipient of recognition will find all the postcards (cards, papers) with inscriptions "I love you" hidden throughout the apartment. You can add the game hot-cold to entertainment so that a person is not tired of looking for. You can make pieces of paper more expanded and writing tips to the location of the next "treasure". True, in any case you will need to make the final gesture, otherwise it is necessary to look for pieces without a stimulus will not seem to your second half so exciting. At least something is a small, kind of candy box or heart shaped cushion. The main thing is to at least something, yes it was.
3. Arrange the second half video. It will take to choose a collection of shorter production of different countries, and then get a screen. When the film will go from Italy, you can choose quietly: "I love you" in Italian, American - in English, etc.
4. Give your favorite postcard with pictures of different countries, on the turnover of which you can first write: "I love you" on the corresponding language to the state. Instead of postcards, you can hand souvenirs, sweets and other pleasantness.

"I love you" in Arabic and not only

So, the time of entertaining translation has come. Below is the phrase "I love you" in different languages. Recognition is divided into categories: there is easier, but there are more complex. Here we go?

Conclusion

Yes, with some symbols will have to tinker in an attempt to redraw them on paper. However, there is a charm in it, because you will have to try to trough for your second half, and therefore, with each drawing you will invest the soul piece in your creation.

In any case, now you know how to confess the original person in love. Use the information received with the mind, make sure your second half and test the happiness from the sincere joy of beloved / lover!