Navoho---'Ayor anosh'ni'
Romanian---'Te iubesc'
Japanese---'Anata ga daisuki desu'
Danish---'Jeg Elsker Dig'
Hindi---'Hum Tumhe Pyar Karte hae'
Irish---'Taim i'ngra leat'
Belarusian---'Ya tabe kahayu'
Turish---'Seni Seviyorum'
Yiddish---'Ikh hob dikh'
Sioux---'Techihhila'
Tahitian---'Ua Here Vau Ia Oe'
Hawai'ian---'Aloha Au Ia'oe'
Icelandic---'Eg elska tig'
Cheyene---'Ne mohotatse'
Filipino---'Mahal kita'
German---'Ich liebe dich'
Georgian---'Mikvarhar'
Italian---'Ti amo'
Pig Latin---'Iay ovlay ouyay'
Polish---'Kacham Ciebie'
Latin---'Te amo'
Cherokee---'Tsi ge yu i'
Czech---'Miluji te'
Hungarian---'Szeretiek'
Sign Language--- -,\,/
Swedish---'Jag alskar dig'
Welsh---'Rwy'n dy garu di'
Spanish---'Te quiero/Te amo'
French---'Je t'aime...Je t'adore'
English---(have to look that one up)
Hey, figured it out? English alphabet was used, not the original country's alphabet 'cause this 'puter doesn't have them. All of these say...."I love you!" Will add more in time. My cultural point? No matter how one says it around our world, the expression has the SAME meaning if true and meaningful...right?
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