Look at the list below to find out how to tell that special person you love them in a foreign language.
Arabic: Ana Behibak (to a male), Ana Behibek (to a female)
Armenian: Yes Kez Sirem zk ‘ez (Armenia)
Bavarian: I mog di narrisch gern (South East Germany)
Bosnian: Volim te (Bosnia, Herzegovia)
Bulgarian: Obicham te (Bulgaria)
Cantonese: Ngo oi ney a (Hong Kong)
Cherokee: Kykeyu (US Native American)
Cheyenne: Ne-mehotatse (US Native American)
Creole: Mi aime jou (Haiti)
Croatian: Volim te (Croatia)
Czech: Miluji te (Caech Republic)
Danish: Jeg elsker dig (Denmark)
Dutch: Ik hou van jou (Netherlands, Aruba, Curacao)
Egyptian: Anna bahebek (Egypt)
English: I love you (America,United Kingdom, Canada)
Estonian: Mina armastan sind (Estonia)
Filipino: Mahal Kita (Philippines)
Finnish: Min rakastan sinua (Finland)
French: Je t’aime (France, Canada, Haiti, Morocco, Guinea, Chad, Republic of Congo, Central African Republic)
German: Ich liebe dich I(Germany, Austria, Belgium, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Switzerland)
Greek: S’agapo (Greece)
Hawaiian: Aloha wau ia oe (Hawaii)
Hebrew: Ani ohevet otcha (to a male), Ani ohev otach (to a female) (Israel)
Hindu: Mein Tumse Pyar Karta Hoon (India)
Hungarian: Szeretiek te’ged (Hungary)
Indonesian: Saya cinta padamu (Indonesia)
Irish: Taim i’ ngra leat (Ireland)
Islandic: Eg elska thig (Iceland)
Italian: Ti amo (Italy)
Japanese: Aishiteru (Japan)
Korean: Sarang Heyo (Korea)
Lao: Khoi huk chau (Laos)
Latin: Ego te amo (Ancient Language)
Lithuanian: As tave myliu (Lithuania)
Mandarin: Wo ai ni (China)
Moroccan: Ana moajaba bik (Morocco)
Norwegian: Jeg elsker deg (Norway)
Pakistani: Muje se mu habbat hai (Pakistan)
Persian: Tora doest daram (Afghanistan, Iran)
Polish: Kocham cie (Poland)
Portuguese: Eu te amo (Brazil)
Portuguese: Eu amo-te (Portugal)
Romanian: Te iubesc (Romania)
Russian: Ya tebya lyublu (Russia)
Scottish: Sdnbyuh Ayeama (Scotland)
Serbian: Volim te (Serbia)
Spanish: Te Amo (Mexico, Spain, Central/South America, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic)
Swahili: Mimi Nakupenda (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda)
Swedish: Jag alskar dig (Sweden)
Syrian: Bhebbak (to a male), Bhebbek (to a female) (Lebanon)
Tahitian: Ua Here Vau La Oe (Tahiti)
Thai: Pom rak khun (Thailand)
Tibetan: Khyod-la cags-so (Tibet, India, Nepal)
Turkish: Ha eh bak (Turkey)
Ukrainian: Ya vas lublu (Ukraine)
Welsh: Rwy’n dy garu di (Wales)
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