Are these different dialects of American?

Hi

Muskogee Creek also spoken by Seminoles in Oklahoma

V-NO-KEWC-Kv = I love you

Se agapó = Greek


ti amo = Italian

j't'adore = Quebecois

mahal na mahal kita

Ngiyakuthanda (IsiZulu)

Many people don't use correctly this "little phrase" at the right moment with the right person in all existing languages. Believe it or not; it's the origin of so many problems in relationships all kinds.

advice.....don't say "I love you" after 1st drink or in 1st phone call...or in Mingle2 !!!

tha gaol agam ort - Scottish Gaelic (yes, I can pronounce it too)

Ik hou van jou - Dutch

Aku cinta kamu - Indonesian

Midowo [Twi] /Ghana

Midowo [Twi] /Ghana

Kocham cię - Polish

Kocham Cie / Polish language :))

Bong Salainge Oan - Cambodian

Anh yeu em - Vietnamese

I love you = MAHAL KITA (Tagalog)

HEBREW Language....I Love You = אני אוהב אותך


The word "Love" in Hebrew is " AHAVAH ", pronounced " Ah-Hah-Vah ".
The verb "To love" is something different. It changes depending
on your gender, and if you are saying "I love you" it changes
depending on the gender of the person you are speaking to.

For a female to say "I love" it would be " Ani Ohev et (Ah-Nee Oh-Hev-Et)"
For a male to say "I love" it would be " Ani Ohev (Ah-Nee Oh-Hev) "

Complicated Language hey??
Imagine how hard it would be to learn it.

How many ways are there to say, "shoe sale"?

Don't forget Klingon: it's "qaparHa'qu'"

Te Adoro Wahini
(Southern California Hybrid)

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