This is for all our happily married couples who are getting used to the 3 words \u201cI Love You\u201d and it has become habit of sorts. I know all of us have tried to spice it up by saying \u201dUhibbuk\u201d or \u201cUhibbuki\u201d which is \u201cI love you\u201d in Arabic to our partners every now and then, but even that can get old sometimes. Well after reading this article, you will never run out of options. See below for how to say \u201cI love you\u201d in 50 different languages other than English, Arabic, or Urdu.<\/p>\n
1. in Bulgarian \u2013 Obicham te ;<\/p>\n
2. in Belarusian \u2013 Ya tabe kahayu ;<\/p>\n
3. in Bangla \u2013 Aamee tuma ke bhalo aashi ;<\/p>\n
4. in Cantonese Chinese \u2013 Ngo oiy ney a ;<\/p>\n
5. in Catalan \u2013 T`estimo ;<\/p>\n
6. in Cheyenne \u2013 Ne mohotatse ;<\/p>\n
7. in Chichewa \u2013 Ndimakukonda ;<\/p>\n
8. in Creole \u2013 Mi aime jou ;<\/p>\n
9. in Croatian \u2013 Volim te ;<\/p>\n
10. in Czech \u2013 Miluji te ;<\/p>\n
11. in Danish \u2013 Jeg elsker dig ;<\/p>\n
12. in Dutch \u2013 Ik hou van jou ;<\/p>\n
13. in Esperanto \u2013 Mi amas vin ;<\/p>\n
14. in Estonian \u2013 Ma armastan sind ;<\/p>\n
15. in Ethiopian \u2013 Afgreki` ;<\/p>\n
16. in Farsi \u2013 Doset daram ;<\/p>\n
17. in Filipino \u2013 Mahal kita ;<\/p>\n
18. in Finnish \u2013Mina rakastan sinua ;I love u<\/p>\n
19. in French \u2013 Je t`aime\/ Je t`adore ;<\/p>\n
20. in German \u2013 Ich liebe dich ;<\/p>\n
21. in Greek \u2013 S`agapau ;<\/p>\n
22. in Gujarati \u2013 Hoo thunay prem karoo choo ;<\/p>\n
23. in Hawaiian \u2013 Aloha wau ia oi ;<\/p>\n
24. in Hebrew \u2013 Ani ohev otah (to female) and Ani ohev et otha (to male) ;<\/p>\n
25. in Hindi \u2013 Hum tumhe pyar karte hae ;<\/p>\n
26. in Hmong \u2013 Kuv hlub koj ;<\/p>\n
27. in Hopi \u2013 Nu` umi unangwa`ta ;<\/p>\n
28. in Hungarn \u2013 Szeretlek ;<\/p>\n
29. in Icelansic \u2013 Eg elska tig ;<\/p>\n
30. in Indonesian \u2013 Saya cinta padamu ;<\/p>\n
31. in Irish \u2013 Taim i`ngra leat ;<\/p>\n
32. in Italian \u2013 Ti amo ;<\/p>\n
33. in Japanese \u2013 Aishiteru ;<\/p>\n
34. in Kannada \u2013 Naanu ninna preetisuttene ;<\/p>\n
35. in Korean \u2013 Sarang heyo ;<\/p>\n
36. in Latin \u2013 Te amo ;<\/p>\n
37. in Latvian \u2013 Es tevi miilu ;<\/p>\n
38. in Malay \u2013 Saya cintakan mu \/ Aku cinta padamu ;<\/p>\n
39. in Mandarin Chinese \u2013 Wo ai ni ;<\/p>\n
40. in Navaho \u2013 Ayor anosh`ni ;<\/p>\n
41. in Norwegian \u2013 Jeg elsker dek ;<\/p>\n
42. in Persian \u2013 Doo-set daaram ;<\/p>\n
43. in Pig Latin \u2013 Lay ovlay ouyay ;<\/p>\n
44. in Polish \u2013 Kocham Ciebie ;<\/p>\n
45. in Portuguese \u2013 Eu tea mo ;<\/p>\n
46. in Romanian \u2013 Te ubesk ;<\/p>\n
47. in Russian \u2013 Ya tebya liubliu ;<\/p>\n
48. in Serbian \u2013 Volim te ;<\/p>\n
49. in Slovenian \u2013 Ljubim te ;<\/p>\n
50. in Spanish \u2013 Te quiero \/ Te amo .<\/p>\n
So, now you can make this a surprise to your wife or your husband, and use this to keep the love and mercy strong in your relationship. This is sure to make the person that you are in love with, feel a lot better if they are upset at you. Sometimes quantity does the trick and what better way to give quantity than to say the 3 magic words in 50 languages. Remember that to make sure that you will keep the love alive you will have to give small surprises each day and there is no better present than to tell your partner \u201cI love you\u201d.<\/p>\n
You can also feel free to include this in a letter, make a poster or a slideshow, or even use it for your parents. But do try it today!<\/p>\n
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