Icelandic = Eg elska tig Danish= Jeg elske dig koss
Saying I love you foreign languages
by BlackSwan of Memphis 44 Replies latest jw friends
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sspo
And I slightly disagree with exwitless, ti voglio bene is most common in love relationships...
I agree with that, It can be used in love relationship and also with family members............. affectionate term
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jwfacts
Yes, it is written as pronounced, though Filipinas have a unique Asian American accent.
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BlackSwan of Memphis
Koss:
Thank You! I'm assuming that yep these are used for parent to child.
(How might I pronounce these?)
I agree with that, It can be used in love relationship and also with family members............. affectionate term
Do you think it is a likely term for parent to child conversation?
(You know what you guys? I'm making waay more progress with you then I did with the net. Thank you so much for the help!)
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jwfacts
Agape_24 just reminded me that Agape is one of the Watchtowers great Greek words for love. I don't know how the rest of the sentence would be formed.
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BlackSwan of Memphis
Jw: Thank you for this. Would you be able to elaborate on that last bit? I can try googling it some later and see what I come up with.
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Narkissos
agapô se.
Just checking, the first usage of the first person singular in the LXX is 2 Samuel 13:4: "I love Tamar, my brother Absalom's sister." How's that for "principled love"?
While we're at it, Hebrew 'ahavtikha (to male) or 'ahavtikh(e) (to female).
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BlackSwan of Memphis
agapô se.
Just checking, the first usage of the first person singular in the LXX is 2 Samuel 13:4: "I love Tamar, my brother Absalom's sister." How's that for "principled love"?
While we're at it, Hebrew 'ahavtikha (to male) or 'ahavtikh(e) (to female).
Wow, now that's good
Thanks for that extra Hebrew. How would I spell that in Hebrew characters?
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zagor
German -> Ich liebe Dich
Portuguese -> Eu te amo
Croatian -> Volim te
Latin -> Te amo
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Narkissos
I'm afraid this site will not accept foreign fonts (already tried and failed).