₦airaland Forum

Afrikans: ek is lief vir jou
Alabanian: te dua
Amharic: afekrishalehou.
Arabic: ohiboke or nohiboka
armenian: yes kez si'rumem
basque: maite zaitut
Bengali: ami Tomake bahlobashi
bosnian: volim te
bulgarian: obicham te
catalan: t'estimo
creole: mi ame jou
czech: miluji te
danish: jeg elsker dig
dutch: ik hou van je
english: i love you
esperanto: mi amas vin
estonian: mina armastan sind
farsi: tora dost daram
filpino: iniibig kita
french: je t'aime
frisian: ik hald fan dei
galician: querote
german: ich liebe dich
greek: s'ayapo
gujarati: hoon tane pyar karoochhon
hawaiian: aloha wau ia 'oe
hungarian: szeretlek
icelandic: eg elska thig
indonesian: saya cinta padamu
italian: ti amo
japanese: kimi o ai shiteru
korean: dangsinul saranghee yo
latin: te amo
malaysian: saya cintamu
mandarin: wo ai ni
norwegian: jeg elsker deg
portuguese: te iubesc
russian: ya tyebya iyublyu
spanish: te amo
swahili: nakupenda
swedish: jag alskar dig
thai: khao raak thoe
ukranian: ya tebe kokhay

Yoruba: mo ni ife fun wo zulu: ngiyakuthanda
nlfpmod mynd44 seun

In Hausa it is Ina sonki to a lady and Ina sonka to a man

duro4chang:
In Hausa it is i na sonki to a lady and i na sonka to a man

Thanks for the info

In Edo- me khue von we

In indian- just put your hands together and continue shaking your head like agama lizard.....zeeworld fans can relate

Mynd44 nlfpmod help me move to fp i worked hard on it please

How i say 'i love you': "werey"

Na Spanish I like pass
Te amo..
By Rihanna
Fati2001,
I guess u like the song?

Then she said, " Te amo ", then she put her hand around me waist
I told her, "No", she cried, " Te amo "
I told her, "I'm not gonna run away, but let me go"
My soul is awry
Without asking why, I said, " Te amo "
Wish somebody'd tell me what she said
Don't it mean I love you?
Think it means I love you
Don't it mean I love you?

Yoruba: Mo nife e

我愛你
Wǒ ài nǐ

Ok

I say "I love you" with my actions.

How I say "I love you":

1. Come here, ode!
2. Big head.
3. Yeye.
4. Goat.
5. Fish.


Add yours.

Okooo...my problems with such words is the intentions of the sayer...love is selfless ,so if u say I love you with selfish intentions either for money or sexual pleasure then it is no longer love...so getting thus kind of love in Africa especially Nigeria will be by miracle...family wants something from you which is thier right anyway. Then friends want to take advantage of you and the worse of them all is women .wow they love your money and your nice car..if you see a woman that genuinely love you then u most be serving a living God

The universal language..money+character = love

Imagine in an interview you're asked these questions...

Ta lo ni Love isonu

You say that to Nigerian girl weh still deh secondary school she go just laugh....You no talk how she will see money after opening legs for you...

Na K K she go just deh use answer you.

Awon isonu...

Love ti ko so wo...

Ko soro..

Awon mo were.

U are just making a jest of your self and total mockery of your SURNAME if you go around telling Nigerian woman I LoVE yOU.

I love you for Street language:

babe you dey enter my eye o while expressing your love to a girl

my guy, you na correct nigga while expressing your love and admiration for a bro

Ya k'wa hir nga

The longer the relationship the painful the breakup , so breakup now if ur mind no strong reach

I noticed that Latin and Spanish are the same - Te amo. Who can explain why?

Rihanna had a song like that - Te amo.

I love you all.

I TOLD YOU THAT I DON'T HAVE A BOYFRIEND AND YOU ARE TELLING ME TO SWEAR, WHAT WILL YOU GAIN IF I DIE