He's just tricking us into saying we love him in languages he already knows.
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Wow. I’m here after finding out about his sudden death. Incredible that so many languages are represented. This shows the wide audience he inspired and will continue to inspire. He just Leveled Up! 🙏❤️😢
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It translates with both "ti voglio bene", used mostly between friends to show affection, and "ti amo", used mainly with partners to express a true love feeling. ~ Italian
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“ ʉ kamakʉtʉ̆ nʉ “ in Comanche, a Native American tribe in Oklahoma.
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In spanish it depends. I love you could mean "Te quiero" or "Te amo". Te quiero its more about affection, something you could say to a friend. Te amo is pure love which you can use for your partner or family.
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My Native Languages: Mwen renmwen-w -Haitian Creole I love you -English Other languages Je t'aime -French 我爱你 -Chinese 사랭해 -Korean
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Te iubesc - 🇷🇴 Romanian Well done for learning so many languages. Everyone should do it. The world would be better plac
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Te amo (portuguese). Now in the ones I am learning: 大好き (japanese). Ti amo (Italian).
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“Yuh eh na”/“ယအဲ၃်နz” in Karen Language. Spoken in Burma and parts of Thailand.
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In Urdu this translates to "Main aapse pyaar karta hu". However, I prefer saying "My love" which translates to "Meri Jaan". The word 'aapse' is more respectful than saying 'tu'.
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Dwi'n dy garu di. The language of Wales. Cymraeg. One of the oldest languages in Europe that survives against all the odds of having noisy English neighbours.
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laoshu505000
How do you say “I love you” in your native language?
Hopefully we can all learn how to say it in a new language today by reading the comments!
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