And I love you

My first language is English but in Gàidhlig it's tha gaol agam oirbh.
 
wuahhhh so many "i love u" in other languages...

i want to adding it too...
indonesian: aku cinta kamu
korean: saranghaeyo=i love u (usually said to friends, or someone who're
already close to us)
saranghanika=do u love me?
saranghae=the casual way to say i love u
saranghamnida=a formal way to say i love u

wahhh..."mahal kita" sure is sweet ^^
 
"jau charez tai"

its rumantsch ---> the 4th swiss language
 
As Dutch is already mentionned, this is how we express love to eachother in my dialect (Antwerp):

Ik zien a gere
 
Eh well it's not my native language, but my grandma taught me this one when I was little

Gaelic (Irish) - Ta gra agam ort
 
It's a language from a province in the netherlands.. Çalled Fries.. I'm not Fries myself but I can speak and understand it so !!

Ik hald fon dei (could be I made a mistake tough)
 
Aku rindu ka nuan

That's "I love you" in Iban, the language spoken by the Iban people of Borneo.
 
Angry English between two people who know each other well:

"Ihateyou!"

Can't have one without the other, right.
 
あいしえてるもっとも!
永遠に!
まもって!@あげる!
 
In my language it is said Mai tum sai pyar kerta huu.

Yes this is urdu language and I am glad that you know about urdu.Thanks friend.
 
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In danish:
"Jeg elsker dig"
Resembles the Norwegian version
 
these have already been said
but i'll say them again

Spanish= Te Amo
English= I love you
Japanese= Aishiteru
 
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