Hello to all the members of the forum. I have been looking through the internet, searching for some web page or a document that shows how to write the sentance "I Love You" in different languages but till I haven't found anything. Just to make clear, for example, I am trying to find out how to write "I Love You" in chinese but not in latin letters but in chinese letters and the same goes for other languages. I remember I have once seen a page like that on the net but I wasn't able to retrace it. If anyone can help me I would greatly appreciate it.
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17-03-05, 11:12 PM #1
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How to write "I Love You" in different languages
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17-03-05, 11:21 PM #2
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Wo ie ni (said like wo-eye-knee)
Thats how to say it in chinese. (Manderin, Cantonese)
Here is what your looking for though...
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18-03-05, 01:12 AM #3
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i would go to freetranslation.com
you can translate from english to all sorts of languages on there
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je t'aime is I like you in french or je t'adore is love you, both sort of friendly. Je vous aime or Je vous adore are more formal.
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18-03-05, 05:10 AM #5
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Thanks a lot for all the help. I have tried freetranslation.com and it worked but when I tried to translate back from the other language into english it gave me something totally different from "I Love You". For example when I tried translating the sentance "I love you" from english into italian it translated into "L'amo" but when I tried translating back from italian into english it said that L'amo means "The hook" so I am not so sure about how how accurate is that site. Does anyone have any other Ideas on what to do?
thanks a lot
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18-03-05, 12:28 PM #6
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it isn't completely accurate. the french will come out backwards on the translator but thats correct
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18-03-05, 02:42 PM #7
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Guy: "I wanna do it" means 'I love you'
Girl: "But I'd rather cuddle" means 'I love you too'It is impossible to love and be wise
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19-03-05, 07:30 PM #8
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Thanks again for the help and yoshikuni, I am not sure my girlfriend would like it if I will write what you said but it was funny though. I am still trying to find the sentance written in different languages but I barely made any progress so I am asking, if anyone has any idea of how to accomplish this task then I will be vey thankful to hear it. Tell me about any idea that you have because till now I haven't really found anything.
Thanks a lot
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20-03-05, 02:33 PM #9
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here some cute things in spanish for you:
Te amo means- I love you
Te amo tanto- I love you so much
T.Q.M. = te quiero mucho- I love you so much (less serious than te amo, you can say te quiero mucho to a friend, your parents etc, its more like I appreciate you so much)
Te mando un beso -I send you a kiss
Eres mi gran amor -you are my greatest love
Tengo todo excepto a ti -I have it all, except you
Hope you find this useful ! you can ask anything you wanna know in spanish Ill post it for ya
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21-03-05, 08:18 AM #10
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Hey 'Ek het jou liefe' means I love you in Afrikaans
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Ya tebya lyubyu is russian for I love you
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Ich liebe dich... german.
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Funny thing about the german way is if you only know ich and liebe but not dich it sounds so very wrong.
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google babelfish.. choose the alta vista site.
enter "I Love You" and select english to whatever translation.
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Ti Voglio Bene or Ti Amo in Italiano, Buon San Valentino
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