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Message board > Love in different languages
Love in different languages
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akuzmenok
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In Ukrainian we say kohannya or liubov which means love. I love you sounds like Ya tebe kohaiu or Ya tebe liubliu (i pronounced ay j). Slavic languages often sound similar in the conenction. In Ukrainian we have something like miluyi, but it means to marvel (myluvatis �), or mercy (mylist �). |
29 Jan 2010
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gitasiva
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In Hindi (the official language in India) love is "Pyar" or "Mohabbat".
To say I love you, a man would say "Mein tumse pyar karta hoon" and a woman would say, "Mein tumse pyar karti hoon"! ;-))) |
29 Jan 2010
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marta v
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Hi!
In Serbian we say exactly like in Croatian: ljubav.
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29 Jan 2010
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tina2slash
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thank you all.You�re great. |
29 Jan 2010
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Joeyb1
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In Afrikaans: Liefde (Love) and Ek is lief vir jou. (I love you) |
29 Jan 2010
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petranka
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In Lithuanian love is meile. I love you- As myliu tave. |
30 Jan 2010
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