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How do you say 'I love you' in your language?
I will start:
суна хьо веза. suna ho veza.
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Thought Old English was difficult.Originally Posted by xazayo
I will start:
суна хьо веза. suna ho veza.
I LOVE YOU.
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Te amo.
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(På Norsk)
Jeg elske deg.
The "g" 's are silent. It is pronounced "Yay elskeh day."
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It's "I love ya" in the American south. Much less formal than regular English.
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Yo también los amo
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I love you... but since ive only said it once we said it this way: i hate you, it was our way of saying i love you
To be bright of brain, let no man boast,
but take good heed of his tongue:
the sage and silent come seldom to grief
as they fare among folk in the hall
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There is no such thing as love.
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"Eu te amo"
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Te amo
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