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Originally posted by Keiichi-K1 (view)
"wanna f#ck?"

that's how they say it in Essex, England! LOL XD

>>>oh....S#!T..... :P anyway...back to the thread...letseee...

paalam - goodbye

hihihihi...such a nice manner of greetings there K1---

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Originally posted by KeiichiRoy (view)
hihihihi...such a nice manner of greetings there K1---

actually that's one of the more polite ones! LOL

i love belldandy

wow your back..havent see n you for soo long now...

but thats how you say "I LOVE YOU" in my language..other than that Im lost..I dont know how to write in my language..LOL!1!

there is no straight traslation in arabic to say I love you however simmillar phrases include:

'Habbibi' (simmillar to my sweet heart)
"Ana habic' (can mean 'i love you' or 'i like you')
'ya iynic' (a form of affection, no real trasnlation into english)

don't really know how to spell them tho, lol, but thats how they are prenounced!

wow!!! AWSOME!! ^_^ soo many languages ^_^

...my auntie used to work there in arab countries and she thuoght me a lot of arbic languages, bad thing that i forgot all....

Well..I dont know if someone had post this already....
TE AMO- Spanish
*smiles and laughs* I'm a happy boy n_n

te amo is portuguese...it's the way that we say I love you in Brazil ^^

i know in qenya (elfish language from Tolkien)- Inyë tyë mella

Je t'aime => french
but there's also:
Je t'adore
J'te kif

^_^

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Originally posted by Morphee (view)
Je t'aime => french
but there's also:
Je t'adore
J'te kif

^_^

Is "Je t'adore" and "J'te kif " have the same meaning with "Je t'aime"????

yea it means pretty much the same thing...

je t'adore can be said between friends as well as between lovers, the strength of the meaning just changes

and j'te kif is french slang (no idea where it came from), it's also 'i love you' but in a more mild way... the people who say it are generally not really in love... more like a crush i guess... but it's only used by a certain type of people... i don't use it.

I'd never heard about "j'te kif" before. Interesting.

And I still find that episode of "The Nanny" in which Fran thinks "je t'adore" means "shut the door" one of the best ever.

Hmm...can't think of another way to say "I love you" that hasn't already been mentioned.

we filipinos have many ways of saying "I Love You".... here are some of it..

>>MAHAL KITA
>>INIIBIG KITA
>>GINA HIGUGMA
>>AY AYATEN

and we have many more...