"I love you" in many languages Re: Please help translation (3 Words !)
Som
On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
> Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Cocito of the "Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself. You never know when you might need it. Thanks, Jennifer Ferris Blacksburg VA
" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
" I love you" : I love you (English :)
Maan Magnavox Hamze
In Arabic:
"I love you" : 'd-daish 7seebak bil-bank
M
"Smart. Very Smart."
Abd Al-Karim
|> >" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
|> >" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
|> >" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
|> >" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
|> >" I love you" : I love you (English :)
|>
|> In Arabic:
|> "I love you" : 'd-daish 7seebak bil-bank
Probably not gramatically correct --> 'd-daish 7seebak bil-bank <-- but once
I worked out what you meant it was very funny. However this kind of statement
of course would never apply to Americans :)
I suppose I could add in Moroccan (darija) the following
"I Love you" : Amerika balad diyaluk? Ana wallivtuk wa ishtaktuk
Sorry for my poor rendition, Arabic is only my second language and Moroccan
Darija is very far from even Arabic. :)
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Rob Barends
dow...@nevada.edu says...
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>On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
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>> Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea
Cocito of the "Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself. You
never know w
>
>" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
>" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
>" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
>" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
>" I love you" : I love you (English :)
" I love you" : Come here and kiss me, bitch (Redneck Texan :)
Rob
Kalifa !
dow...@nevada.edu says...
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>On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
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>> Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Cocito of th
>u might need it. Thanks, Jennifer Ferris Blacksburg VA
>
>" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
>" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
>" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
>" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
>" I love you" : I love you (English :>
" I love you" : Je neus zit scheef (Nederlands)
kalifa
Yves Leduc
> >" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
> >" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
> >" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
> >" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
> >" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
> >" I love you" : I love you (English :>
>
> " I love you" : Je neus zit scheef (Nederlands)
> " I love you" : Io te volem (serbo croate)
Mam tie Rad (Tcheque)
Natondiwa (Cameroun :Douala)
Damalenop (Senegal : Wolof)
Nalinghyio (Cong, Zaire : Lingala)
Te quiero (Espana)
Charudatta Deodas
Hindi translation need to be corrected at both the places.
: Hindi Mae tumko peyar kia
: Indian Nenu Ninnu Premisthunnanu (Telugu)
: My Tumse Pyaar Kartha Hun (Hindi)
The Correct is
Hindi Mae Tumse Pyaar Kartha Hun
An Addition
Marathi Maze Tuzyavar Prem Ahe (Marathi)
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Robert Chobot
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>On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
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>" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
>" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
>" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
>" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
>" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
>
" I love you" : Pom rak kun (Thai)
// Jag älskar dig (Swedish)
--
Wladyslaw Robert Chobot & Charuwan Narongin
Sweden
Z. Rahim
On 4 Jan 1996, Robert Chobot wrote:
> In article <Pine.OSF.3.91.96010...@pioneer.nevada.edu>, d=
ow...@nevada.edu says...
> >
> >
> >
> >On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
> >
> >> Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Coci=
to of the "Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself. You never=
know w
> >
> >" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
> >" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
> >" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
> >" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
> >" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
> >" I love you" : I love you (English :)
> >
> " I love you" : Pom rak kun (Thai)
> // Jag =E4lskar dig (Swedish)
> --=20
> Wladyslaw Robert Chobot & Charuwan Narongin
>=20
> Sweden
And of course "I love you": Jeg elsker deg (Norway)
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
Dionisio Rodriguez
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> >
> >On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
> >
You never know w
> >
> >" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
> >" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
> >" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
> >" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
> >" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
> >" I love you" : I love you (English :)
> >
> " I love you" : Pom rak kun (Thai)
> --
> Wladyslaw Robert Chobot & Charuwan Narongin
>
"I love you" : Te amo. (Español)
--
Dionisio Rodriguez
d...@deltanet.com
http://www.deltanet.com/users/drx/
Sultana
> In Arabic:
> "I love you" : 'd-daish 7seebak bil-bank
Huh? Says who?
In Arabic (Kuwaiti accent) it's: (said to male) ehibak
(said to female) ehibich
Dong
>In article <Pine.OSF.3.91.96010...@pioneer.nevada.edu>,
>dow...@nevada.edu says...
>>
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>>
>>On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
>>
>>> Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Cocito of th
>>e "Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself. You never know when yo
>>u might need it. Thanks, Jennifer Ferris Blacksburg VA
>>
>>" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
>>" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
>>" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
>>" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
>>" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
>>" I love you" : I love you (English :>
>" I love you" : Je neus zit scheef (Nederlands)
ah ah ah
Ik houd van je Kalifa
peace
>kalifa
Paula Teixeira
"Eu te amo" is in brasilian language.
Thank you, and bye
Paula Teixeira
using "SKY"
On Tue, 2 Jan 1996, Som wrote:
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> On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
>
> > Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Cocito of the "Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself. You never know when you might need it. Thanks, Jennifer Ferris Blacksburg VA
>
> " I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
> " I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
> " I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
> " I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
> " I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
> " I love you" : I love you (English :)
> " I love you" : Wo Ai Ni (Chinese)
> " I love you" : Saya cinta pada mu (Malay)
gebruiker computerzaal Farmacie
>" I love you" : Ana Ouhibboek (arabic)
Mr. Magoo
Turkish: seni seviyorum
German : Ich liebe dich
Francias: Je t'aime
Italiano : Ti amo
Siamese : Chan rak ter
Sverige : Jag älskar dig
Espanyol : Te amo.
Malay: Aku cinta pada mu
Indonesian: Aku sayang pada mu
Mandarin: Wo Ai Ni
Tamil: Gud Gu
Tagalog: Mahal Kita
Ilocano: Ai Ayating Kita
Singaporean: Who the hell are you ?
Julian Treadwell
>On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
>> Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Cocito of the "Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself. You never know when you might need it. Thanks, Jennifer Ferris Blacksburg VA
>" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
>" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
>" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
>" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
>" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
>" I love you" : I love you (English :)
Me likem yufella tumas (Bislama)
HAPPY NEW YEAR
> In Arabic:
> "I love you" : 'd-daish 7seebak bil-bank
>
> M
> "Smart. Very Smart."
>
>
>I love you: Te amo (Spanish)
I love you: Lub lu ti bia (Russian)
I love you: Serou mem kez (Armenian)
I love you: Sagapo (Greek)
I love you: Ana bahebik (To a female) Ana bahebak (To a male)
R.Narula
klaas Lukas
TA
Alice Egyed
On 5 Jan 1996, Mr. Magoo wrote:
> Polish: kocham cie
> Turkish: seni seviyorum
> German : Ich liebe dich
> Francias: Je t'aime
> Italiano : Ti amo
> Siamese : Chan rak ter
> Sverige : Jag =E4lskar dig
> Espanyol : Te amo.
> Malay: Aku cinta pada mu
> Indonesian: Aku sayang pada mu
> Mandarin: Wo Ai Ni
> Tamil: Gud Gu
> Tagalog: Mahal Kita
> Ilocano: Ai Ayating Kita
> Singaporean: Who the hell are you ?
>=20
>=20
>=20
Emin Ciftci
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Mr. Magoo (ism...@pop.jaring.my) wrote:
: Polish: kocham cie
: Turkish: seni seviyorum
: German : Ich liebe dich
: Francias: Je t'aime
: Italiano : Ti amo
: Siamese : Chan rak ter
: Sverige : Jag älskar dig
: Espanyol : Te amo.
: Malay: Aku cinta pada mu
: Indonesian: Aku sayang pada mu
: Mandarin: Wo Ai Ni
: Tamil: Gud Gu
: Tagalog: Mahal Kita
: Ilocano: Ai Ayating Kita
: Singaporean: Who the hell are you ?
in Greek "si agapo"
am i right greek fellows?
Abd Al-Karim
|>
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|> >" I love you" : Ana Ouhibboek (arabic)
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but it is actually --> Ana Uhibbuk (arabic)
John Magne Trane
|> And of course "I love you": Jeg elsker deg (Norway)
protagonist enthused about the Norse way of saying I love you because it only
had 'e' as a vowel, making you smile when you say it. This is not entirely
true because it is more or less pronounced like 'yey elsker dey'.
In my dialect we say
"E' elske de'" which can be used in the sentence:
"E' elske de', elskede elskede": I love you, my beloved love.
Well, actually, I don't. Sorry.
Are Thunes Samsonsen
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Chanowk Yisrael
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> Som <dow...@nevada.edu> wrote:
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> >On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
>
> >> Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Cocito of the "Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself. You never know when
>
> >" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
> >" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
> >" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
> >" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
> >" I love you" : I love you (English :)
>
> In Arabic:
> "I love you" : 'd-daish 7seebak bil-bank
>
> M
> "Smart. Very Smart."
"I Love You" : Ani Awh-Hab (hebrew)
Chanowk Yisrael is looking for his ancient herbew roots on
the west coasts of so-called africa. Could somone help???
Da Q.T. WiT dA BooTee
I'd just like to inform you guys that I've created a WEB page for the
phrase "I Love You" in many languages. This is not to say that I'm
takin' someone else's work for my own credit. I don't really know who
wrote it. As according to my WEB page, I've credited the work to an
anonymous person. If someone wants to claim it as their work, please
email me and I'll see to it that the work is properly credited. My "I
Love You" URL is http://rohan.sdsu.edu/home/thongkha/chant/iluvyou.html
-chant
Neko
Hi,
If this hasn't been mentioned yet:
Korean: Saranghae
Japanese: Suki desu, or dai suki desu
Some people use aishiteru
Neko
Some more for you:
German: Ich Liebe Dich
Serbian/Croatian: Ja Te Volim
Mandarin: Wa ai ni
Neko
Tania CENTENO
..
:" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
:" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
:" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
:" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
:" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
:" I love you" : I love you (English :)
: Eu te amo (em portugues)
Luís Ferreira
On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Cocito of the
"Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself. You never know when you
might need it. Thanks, Jennifer Ferris Blacksburg VA
" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
" I love you" : I love you (English :)
" I love you" : Wo Ai Ni (Chinese)
" I love you" : Saya cinta pada mu (Malay)
" I love you" : Eu amo-te (Portuguese, Portugal)
Robert Barkaloff
<Pine.SUN.3.91.960108...@aldebaran.oac.uci.edu>, "Da Q.T.
i'm waiting for someone to spam the barney song in every language -- what
a beautiful concept, not. does anyone remember the monty python spam
song. oh, i'm sorrrry, this is the "i love you" spam. never mind
--
robert
Jon Clarke
>> >" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
>> >" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
>> >" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
>> >" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
>> >" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
>> >" I love you" : I love you (English :)
>> "I love you" : 'd-daish 7seebak bil-bank
> I love you: Lub lu ti bia (Russian)
> I love you: Serou mem kez (Armenian)
> I love you: Sagapo (Greek)
> I love you: Ana bahebik (To a female) Ana bahebak (To a male)
I love you: Rak (Thai)
I love you very much: Rak mak (Thai)
50 ways to say I love you (smile)
Happy New Year people
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>"using \"SKY\"" <s545...@jupiter.np.ac.sg> wrote:
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>
>On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
>
>Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Cocito of the
>"Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself. You never know when you
>might need it. Thanks, Jennifer Ferris Blacksburg VA
>
> " I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
> " I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
> " I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
> " I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
> " I love you" : I love you (English :)
> " I love you" : Saya cinta pada mu (Malay)
> " I love you" : Eu amo-te (Portuguese, Portugal)
>
In swedish"I love you": Jag "alskar dig.(with dots over a in alskar).
w...@rain.org
un6...@genius.embnet.dkfz-heidelberg.de wrote:
> In article <Pine.OSF.3.91.96010...@pioneer.nevada.edu>,
> dow...@nevada.edu says...
> >
> >
> >
> >On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
> >
> >> Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea
Cocito of th
> >e "Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself. You never
know when yo
> >u might need it. Thanks, Jennifer Ferris Blacksburg VA
> >
> >" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
> >" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
> >" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
> >" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
> >" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
> >" I love you" : I love you (English :>
>
> " I love you" : Je neus zit scheef (Nederlands)
"Te here ne vau ia oe" : Tahitian
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> kalifa
Peter Cheung
>In article <4csmqn$g...@vivaldi.telepac.pt>, Luis.F...@arede.pt says...
>>
>>"using \"SKY\"" <s545...@jupiter.np.ac.sg> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Cocito of the
>>"Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself. You never know when you
>>might need it. Thanks, Jennifer Ferris Blacksburg VA
>>
>> " I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
>> " I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
>> " I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
>> " I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
>> " I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
>> " I love you" : Wo Ai Ni (Chinese)
>> " I love you" : Saya cinta pada mu (Malay)
>> " I love you" : Eu amo-te (Portuguese, Portugal)
>>
>>In case it has not been added:
>In swedish"I love you": Jag "alskar dig.(with dots over a in alskar).
in mongolian "I love you" is "Bi chamd hairtai".
tn04
>Hello Newsreaders out there.
>
>I'd just like to inform you guys that I've created a WEB page for the
>phrase "I Love You" in many languages. This is not to say that I'm
>takin' someone else's work for my own credit. I don't really know who
>wrote it. As according to my WEB page, I've credited the work to an
>anonymous person. If someone wants to claim it as their work, please
>email me and I'll see to it that the work is properly credited. My "I
>Love You" URL is http://rohan.sdsu.edu/home/thongkha/chant/iluvyou.html
>
> -chant
>.
You can add the translation in berber (tamazight) from North Africa.
I love you = hemlagh kem.
Aziz.
Robert Hoogenboom
>
> I'd just like to inform you guys that I've created a WEB page for the
Gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous!
Robert H.
Lincoln Yeoh
>Da Q.T. WiT dA BooTee wrote:
>> phrase "I Love You" in many languages. My "I
>> Love You" URL is http://rohan.sdsu.edu/home/thongkha/chant/iluvyou.html
>> -chant
Hmm which is more comprehensive or accurate? That one or
http://www.jjplaza.com/singles/iloveyou.htm
Just curious.
#Hans Steinvoord
#Hans Steinvoord
Brian Dooley
> > Love You" URL is http://rohan.sdsu.edu/home/thongkha/chant/iluvyou.html
> >
> > -chant
>
>
> Robert H.
If you've got to keep putting this kind of crap into
soc.culture.new-zealand will you please choose a phrase of
more general interest and usefulness.
May I suggest:
"The ear-trumpet of my aunt has been struck by lightning".
Brian Dooley
Wellington New Zealand
Alexandre Khalil
http://www.jjplaza.com/singles/iloveyou.htm
http://rohan.sdsu.edu/home/thongkha/chant/iluvyou.html
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In article <4d42tg$2...@news.cc.utah.edu>,
FirstName LastName <FirstName...@u.cc.utah.edu> wrote:
> "I love you" in Laotian is " Koy huck jow"
>
>
Alexandre Khalil
To contribute to this worthwhile cultural effort, visit the following URL
http://www.jjplaza.com/singles/iloveyou.htm
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soc
In article <4d32s2$5...@jaring.my>, Lincoln Yeoh <ly...@pop.jaring.my> wrote:
>Tania CENTENO <centeno> wrote:
>>Ok Paula, concordo! "Eu te amo" e' em brasileiro!
>>Tania
>
>Try.
>
>http://www.jjplaza.com/singles/iloveyou.htm
>
>And correct them if they are wrong. Can't have too many unfortunate
>incidents y'know.
>
>Link.
>
Alexandre Khalil
Alexandre Khalil
In article <4d334p$5...@jaring.my>, Lincoln Yeoh <ly...@pop.jaring.my> wrote:
>
>>Da Q.T. WiT dA BooTee wrote:
>
>>> phrase "I Love You" in many languages. My "I
>>> Love You" URL is http://rohan.sdsu.edu/home/thongkha/chant/iluvyou.html
>
>>> -chant
Alexandre Khalil
soc.culture.portuguese,
soc
In article <Pine.SGI.3.91.96011...@ebor.york.ac.uk>,
Jenny Wragge <ej...@york.ac.uk> wrote:
>
>
>
>On Sun, 7 Jan 1996, Alice Egyed wrote:
>
>> Hungarian: szeretlek
>>=20
>> On 5 Jan 1996, Mr. Magoo wrote:
>>=20
>> > Polish: kocham cie
>> > Turkish: seni seviyorum
>> > German : Ich liebe dich
>> > Francias: Je t'aime
>> > Italiano : Ti amo
>> > Siamese : Chan rak ter
>> > Sverige : Jag =E4lskar dig
>> > Espanyol : Te amo.
>> > Malay: Aku cinta pada mu
>> > Indonesian: Aku sayang pada mu
>> > Mandarin: Wo Ai Ni
>> > Tamil: Gud Gu
>> > Tagalog: Mahal Kita
>> > Ilocano: Ai Ayating Kita
>> > Singaporean: Who the hell are you ?
>> >=20
>> >=20
>> >=20
>>=20
>>=20
>How about -=20
>Italiano: Ti voglio bene - which I saw in a cartoon, male to female and=20
>means literally 'I want you a lot' - which I would say speaks a lot for=20
>the italian male psyche!
>
>Jenny
Alexandre Khalil
In article <4d339d$k...@vivaldi.telepac.pt>, Jay Doe <casa@computador> wrote:
>Tania CENTENO <centeno> wrote:
>
>
>> : Eu te amo (em portugues)
>
>Não é português.
>Em português é:
>Amo-te ou Eu amo-te
>
Christopher. Armstrong
On Fri, 12 Jan 1996, Jenny Wragge wrote:
>=20
>=20
>=20
> On Sun, 7 Jan 1996, Alice Egyed wrote:
>=20
=20
> the italian male psyche!
>=20
> Jenny
>=20
In Russian, I love you (doesn't it sound nice in English?) is=20
Ya lyooblyoo tyebya> (hard to transliterate, hard to say,=20
easy to mean).
In Dutch, what is the difference between Ik hou van je and=20
Ik hou van jou? My grammar never got that far. I used to know I love you=20
in Danish, but I have forgotten. Sorry to all you Danes out there!
Love
Chris
P.S. Nobody can say a lot for the Italian male psyche. I think they'd=20
clean up at the Olympics if they got a WOMAN to stand right behind them=20
and say 'I want you a lot'. See how they run.
P.P.S. I think in the Pidgin Indonesian spoken in the Trobriand Islands=
=20
'I love you' has never taken over from 'Wim Pasesam' and 'Kwim Pasesam',=20
meaning 'give me dick' or 'give me yoni'. I won't tell you which is=20
which, because you'd have much more fun trying to work it out for yourselve=
s.
Bye!
Akhter Malik
On Tue, 9 Jan 1996, Lu=EDs Ferreira wrote:
> "using \"SKY\"" <s545...@jupiter.np.ac.sg> wrote:
>=20
>=20
>=20
> =20
> On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
> =20
> Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Cocito =
of the
> "Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself. You never know wh=
en you
> might need it. Thanks, Jennifer Ferris Blacksburg VA
>=20
> " I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
> " I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
> " I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
> " I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
> " I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
> " I love you" : I love you (English :)
> " I love you" : Wo Ai Ni (Chinese)
> " I love you" : Saya cinta pada mu (Malay)
> " I love you" : Eu amo-te (Portuguese, Portugal)
>=20
> " I love You" : Ya lublu tchibya(Russian)
" I love You" : Main tum say Pyyar karta hoan(Urdu, Pakistan)
=20
>=20
>=20
=20
Syed Mehdi
Pakistan rather than talking rubbish.
Thanks
Henk Jonker
Maan M. Hamze
>In Social Culture Pakistan, one should try to improve the image of
>Pakistan rather than talking rubbish.
So why don't you start by not crossposting and cluttering the
newsgroups with this nonsense!
Maan M. Hamze
mmh...@mail.utexas.edu
peter sigsgaard
Champa
Or * Ma Timilai Prem Garchu *
Champa
dja...@gemini.ldc.lu.se
>In Denich "Jeg elsker dig"
in swedish: Jag avskyr dig
>
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Charudatta Deodas (ch...@ntuix.ntu.ac.sg) wrote:
mama oyata aderei (sri lankan)
Not Authenticated
In Kiswahili,......I love you,...is,....K U M A N Y O K O.
Good luck in using it in Kenya.
Jarhead
>
> In article <4dekse$b...@kylling.dr.dk>, peter sigsgaard <p...@dr.dk> writes:
> >In Denich "Jeg elsker dig"
>
> in swedish: Jag avskyr dig ----HA-HA VERY FUNNY!!! NOT!
> >
>
For those of you who don't speak swedish "Jag avskyr dig" means "I hate or
detest you...Quite Rude.
"Jag aelskar dig" is Swedish for "I love you"...pronounced
(Yahg elskar day)...
In Lao "I huk chow"
In German "Ich liebe dich"
In French "Je t'aime" or "Je t'adore"
I'll stop there before everyone thinks me to be pedantic!
Sukhbir Singh Likhwalla
I love you - Mimi tuna pende wewe ( Swahili )
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In article <NEWTNews.8221452...@twlthrax.micron.net>,
Salah Jafar
Nice to see you again away from our home. It is always pleasure
to see your posting. I love you Ya akhi. Please say hello to
all my important friends on Lebanon SCL.
Salah
Alexandre Khalil
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In article <Pine.SOL.3.91-941213.96...@deneb.dur.ac.uk>,
Christopher. Armstrong <Christophe...@durham.ac.uk> wrote:
>
>
>On 16 Jan 1996, Champa wrote:
>
>> In Nepali Language *Ma Timilai Maya Garchu *
>> Or * Ma Timilai Prem Garchu *
>>
>>
><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< I love you all, in all of these languages!
>
> Sometimes it just comes out wrong, that's all...
> Love
> Chris
> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
nobody@nowhere
Not Authenticated <Not.Auth...@staffs.ac.uk> wrote:
>
>
>In Kiswahili,......I love you,...is,....K U M A N Y O K O.
>Good luck in using it in Kenya.
>
>
injured. The term provided above is not "I Love You", but one of the worst
insults you could say to a person.
The idiot who posted that term is malicious and childish.
The correct term for I Love You in Swahili is "NAKUPENDA".
Yonne Estela Islas Rodriguez
On Thu, 11 Jan 1996, Lincoln Yeoh wrote:
Nayelli Marsch Martinez
En zapoteca (dialecto de indigenas mexicanos): Na-n
On Sat, 13 Jan 1996, Akhter Malik wrote:
> =20
>=20
> On Tue, 9 Jan 1996, Lu=EDs Ferreira wrote:
>=20
> > "using \"SKY\"" <s545...@jupiter.np.ac.sg> wrote:
> >=20
> >=20
> >=20
> > =20
> > On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
> > =20
> > Ja...@wpi.edu: I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Cocit=
o of the
> > "Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself. You never know =
when you
> > might need it. Thanks, Jennifer Ferris Blacksburg VA
> >=20
> > " I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
> > " I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
> > " I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
> > " I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
> > " I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
> > " I love you" : I love you (English :)
> > " I love you" : Wo Ai Ni (Chinese)
> > " I love you" : Saya cinta pada mu (Malay)
> > " I love you" : Eu amo-te (Portuguese, Portugal)
> >=20
> > " I love You" : Ya lublu tchibya(Russian)
> " I love You" : Main tum say Pyyar karta hoan(Urdu, Pakistan)
>=20
> =20
> >=20
> >=20
> =20
>=20
>=20
islamic student organization
Ana Ahebbaka (to a man)
Ana Ahebbakum (to several)
or in colloquial arabic:
lebanon/syria Ana Bahebbek (to girl)
libya/tunis Ana Nebrik
BERKEL P.W.J.M.VAN
>From: islamic student organization <ao...@dorit.ihi.ku.dk>
>Subject: Re: "I love you" in many languages Re: Please help translation (3 Words !)
>Date: 29 Jan 1996 13:42:22 GMT
>or in colloquial arabic:
Well, in the European languages this is much easier:
In Dutch: To a man or woman : Ik hou van jou (Originally: Ik houd van jou)
To more people : Ik hou(d) van jullie.
In Italian: To a man or woman : Ti amo
To more people : Vi amo
In French: To a man or woman : Je t'aime
To more people : Je vous aime (if I'm not mistaken)
In German: To a man or woman : Ich liebe dich
To more people : Ich liebe euch
Good luck, whatever your intensions are!
Pat
Abd Al-Karim
|> >From: islamic student organization <ao...@dorit.ihi.ku.dk>
|> >Subject: Re: "I love you" in many languages Re: Please help translation (3 Words !)
|> >Date: 29 Jan 1996 13:42:22 GMT
|>
|> >In arabic: Ana Ahebbaki (to a girl)
|> > Ana Ahebbaka (to a man)
|> > Ana Ahebbakum (to several)
|>
using the root. Just thought you'd want to know.....well maybe not :{)}}}
|> >or in colloquial arabic:
|>
|> >lebanon/syria Ana Bahebbek (to girl)
|> >libya/tunis Ana Nebrik
|>
morocco wallivtuk (aprox)
but I am prepared to be corrected :{)}
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Monica Fernandez
espanhol e catalao
Monica Fernandez
(acho que houve um pequeno erro, desculpa :))
Espanhol: te quiero ou te amo
Catalao: t'estimo
Faryde Lara Rodriguez
"Atti babbaus" means "I love you" in arabian. Any more dudes?
Ate con queso,
FARYDE
Cactus Jake
Sbo...@lovetts.com
Hi,
My name is Scott Bostic and I am doing research on the SMITH FAMILY
Name. My Mother is a SMITH.
My Grandfather is JOHN F.SMITH from the LANCASTER, PA area.
His Father was FRANK A.SMITH also from LANCASTER.
I know that my SMITH FAMILY LINE Immigrated to the US in the about 1836
>From Uberfreck, Germany (now Switzerland).
I did a search for SMITHS on the NET and your name came up. If you
have any information that could help me out in my research, I would
appreciate hearing from you!
In particular I am interested in SMITHS from PA or Oringinally from
Switzerland.
Please Email me.
Scott Bostic
1387 Tabor Ave
Kettering, Ohio 45420
Email: Sbo...@lovetts.com or
Scotb...@aol.com
Gaspar Rodriguez
Roberto Dominguez
: Hi,
: My name is Scott Bostic and I am doing research on the SMITH FAMILY
: Name. My Mother is a SMITH.
: My Grandfather is JOHN F.SMITH from the LANCASTER, PA area.
: His Father was FRANK A.SMITH also from LANCASTER.
: I know that my SMITH FAMILY LINE Immigrated to the US in the about 1836
: >From Uberfreck, Germany (now Switzerland).
: I did a search for SMITHS on the NET and your name came up. If you
: have any information that could help me out in my research, I would
: appreciate hearing from you!
: In particular I am interested in SMITHS from PA or Oringinally from
: Switzerland.
: Please Email me.
Hola!
Mi nombre es Juan de las Cotorras, y estoy investigando la familia PEREZ
Mi mama es una PEREZ.
Mi abuelo es JUAN F. PEREZ del area de Mexquitic de Carmona SLP.
Su padre fue MIGUEL A. PEREZ, tambien de Mexquitic de Carmona.
Yo se que mi FAMILIA PEREZ Inmigro a Mexico por ahi de 1632,provenientes
de Granada, Espa~a.
Estaba buscando PEREZ en la RED y tu nombre me llamo la atencion. Si
tienes cualquier informacion que pueda ayudar a mi investigacion,
te agradecere te comuniques!
En particular estoy interesado en lo PEREZ de SLP provenientes de
Espa~a.
Por favor comunicate:
Juan de las Cotorras Perez: jcot...@perezfamilyresearch.org
Mike Raney
Where to find the results of this collection?
kibokoyao
>
> Sbo...@lovetts.com wrote:
> : Hi,
> : My name is Scott Bostic and I am doing research on the SMITH FAMILY
> : Name. My Mother is a SMITH.
> : My Grandfather is JOHN F.SMITH from the LANCASTER, PA area.
> : His Father was FRANK A.SMITH also from LANCASTER.
> : I know that my SMITH FAMILY LINE Immigrated to the US in the about 1836
> : >From Uberfreck, Germany (now Switzerland).
> : I did a search for SMITHS on the NET and your name came up. If you
> : have any information that could help me out in my research, I would
> : appreciate hearing from you!
> : In particular I am interested in SMITHS from PA or Oringinally from
> : Switzerland.
> : Please Email me.
>
Ricardo Alberto Miranda
> Francaise: je t'aime.
>
>
>
James Perkins
|>
|> Hi,
|> My name is Scott Bostic and I am doing research on the SMITH FAMILY
|> Name. My Mother is a SMITH.
|>
|> My Grandfather is JOHN F.SMITH from the LANCASTER, PA area.
|> His Father was FRANK A.SMITH also from LANCASTER.
|>
|> I know that my SMITH FAMILY LINE Immigrated to the US in the about 1836
|> >From Uberfreck, Germany (now Switzerland).
Common sense should tell you that a little forethought and research will save
you a lot of time and face. If you are serious about researching your family
tree, I think you are pulling at straws here. Nowhere do you mention Sweden,
Norway, Finland, Denmark, or Iceland. They are the Nordic countries, and this
is soc.culture nordic.
Just THINK a little bit, Mr Bostic. Borrow a brain from somebody else if you
have lost that ability. Besides the fact that you didn't mention any
Nordic countries in your post, Smith is not a Nordic name by any stretch of the
imagination. So why on earth did you post your enquiry to this newsgroup?
I can't imagine why it's called "common sense" because it's not very common.
It's scary to think that today's Netters are tomorrow's world rulers.
--James
Alexandre Khalil
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In article <4f5gfn$r...@sun0.urz.uni-heidelberg.de>,
Kalifa ! <un6...@genius.embnet.dkfz-heidelberg.de> wrote:
>In article <4f4thv$l...@axl02it.ntc.nokia.com>,5 Feb 1996 12:35:11
>GMT,per...@frodo.ntc.nokia.com wildly stated/shouted/said...
>
>>|> Hi,
>>|> My Grandfather is JOHN F.SMITH from the LANCASTER, PA area.
>>|> His Father was FRANK A.SMITH also from LANCASTER.
>>|> I know that my SMITH FAMILY LINE Immigrated to the US in the about 1836
>>|> >From Uberfreck, Germany (now Switzerland).
>
>>Common sense should tell you that a little forethought and research will save
>>you a lot of time and face. If you are serious about researching your family
>>tree, I think you are pulling at straws here. Nowhere do you mention Sweden,
>>Norway, Finland, Denmark, or Iceland. They are the Nordic countries, and this
>>is soc.culture nordic.
>>Just THINK a little bit, Mr Bostic. Borrow a brain from somebody else if you
>>have lost that ability. Besides the fact that you didn't mention any
>>Nordic countries in your post, Smith is not a Nordic name by any stretch of the
>>imagination. So why on earth did you post your enquiry to this newsgroup?
>>I can't imagine why it's called "common sense" because it's not very common.
>>It's scary to think that today's Netters are tomorrow's world rulers.
>
>yes isn't it, James ?
>
>>--James
>
>yeah, and why do YOU post this on soc. culture.netherlands ?
>and why do I splatter this over ten newsgroups ? stop
>crossposting now ! (and stop me, for that matter).
>
>Kalifa: he is not completly unlike somebody who isn't Corry Brokken
>
pedro bidarra
Rob Barends
per...@frodo.ntc.nokia.com says...
>
>It's scary to think that today's Netters are tomorrow's world rulers.
Don't worry. The VAST majority of them aren't and can never be. They
will be the multitude of heads on which tomorrow's rulers dance.
>--James
Rob
Faryde Lara Rodriguez
CARLOS CRAVO
rog...@wave.co.nz
>rod...@opus.freenet.vancouver.bc.ca (Roberto Dominguez) wrote:
>>
>> Sbo...@lovetts.com wrote:
>> : Hi,
>> : My name is Scott Bostic and I am doing research on the SMITH FAMILY
>> : Name. My Mother is a SMITH.
>> : My Grandfather is JOHN F.SMITH from the LANCASTER, PA area.
>> : His Father was FRANK A.SMITH also from LANCASTER.
>> : I know that my SMITH FAMILY LINE Immigrated to the US in the about 1836
>> : >From Uberfreck, Germany (now Switzerland).
>> : I did a search for SMITHS on the NET and your name came up. If you
>> : have any information that could help me out in my research, I would
>> : appreciate hearing from you!
>> : In particular I am interested in SMITHS from PA or Oringinally from
>> : Switzerland.
>> : Please Email me.
>>
> What kind of a fool are you?
a Very uncommon one, perhaps? :)
Roger
J. Branco
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James Perkins (per...@frodo.ntc.nokia.com) wrote:
: In article <4ete4b$f...@sun0.urz.uni-heidelberg.de>, Sbo...@lovetts.com writes:
: |>
: |> Hi,
: |> My name is Scott Bostic and I am doing research on the SMITH FAMILY
: |> Name. My Mother is a SMITH.
: |>
: |> My Grandfather is JOHN F.SMITH from the LANCASTER, PA area.
: |> His Father was FRANK A.SMITH also from LANCASTER.
: |>
: |> I know that my SMITH FAMILY LINE Immigrated to the US in the about 1836
: |> >From Uberfreck, Germany (now Switzerland).
: Common sense should tell you that a little forethought and research will save
: you a lot of time and face. If you are serious about researching your family
: tree, I think you are pulling at straws here. Nowhere do you mention Sweden,
: Norway, Finland, Denmark, or Iceland. They are the Nordic countries, and this
: is soc.culture nordic.
: Just THINK a little bit, Mr Bostic. Borrow a brain from somebody else if you
: have lost that ability. Besides the fact that you didn't mention any
: Nordic countries in your post, Smith is not a Nordic name by any stretch of the
: imagination. So why on earth did you post your enquiry to this newsgroup?
: I can't imagine why it's called "common sense" because it's not very common.
: It's scary to think that today's Netters are tomorrow's world rulers.
I think you shouldn't be so hard on Mr. Smith, if you go back in time, far
enough, you'll probably discover that we all have common ancestors, and that
, in the end, Mr. Smith's ancestors back to the stone age or even farther
might be yours, also... Perhaps you're even distant cousins...
About today's netters being world's future leaders... It is frightning,
isn't it? To think of such INTOLERANT people to have power in their hands...
(take your conclusions)
Charles Mikecz Vamossy
>: |>
>: |> Hi,
>: |> My name is Scott Bostic and I am doing research on the SMITH FAMILY
>: |> Name. My Mother is a SMITH.
>: |>
>: |> My Grandfather is JOHN F.SMITH from the LANCASTER, PA area.
>: |> His Father was FRANK A.SMITH also from LANCASTER.
>: |>
>: |> I know that my SMITH FAMILY LINE Immigrated to the US in the about 1836
>: |> >From Uberfreck, Germany (now Switzerland).
>
Smith... Smith.... hmmmm....
The name is vaguely familiar...
Patrick
>in japanese: YROKU SAYKARU
PLEASE, this newsgroup is devoted to Madagascar, not to 'how do you
say *%&@# in many languages' !!!!
hum - by the way, in Malagasy, it's : TIKOA ANAO, but I'm not sure
about how to spell it...
schoonjans
<Pine.A32.3.91.960203...@acs2.acs.ucalgary.ca>, Ricardo
Alberto Miranda <rami...@acs.ucalgary.ca> wrote:
Polish: kocham cie
Tony Sterrett
>kibokoyao <k...@myhost.com> wrote:
>
>>rod...@opus.freenet.vancouver.bc.ca (Roberto Dominguez) wrote:
>>>
>>> Sbo...@lovetts.com wrote:
>>> : My name is Scott Bostic and I am doing research on the SMITH FAMILY
>>> : Name. My Mother is a SMITH.
>>> : My Grandfather is JOHN F.SMITH from the LANCASTER, PA area.
>>> : His Father was FRANK A.SMITH also from LANCASTER.
>>> : I know that my SMITH FAMILY LINE Immigrated to the US in the about 1836
>>> : >From Uberfreck, Germany (now Switzerland).
>>> : have any information that could help me out in my research, I would
>>> : appreciate hearing from you!
>>> : In particular I am interested in SMITHS from PA or Oringinally from
>>> : Switzerland.
>>> : Please Email me.
Hi my name is John Smith. I am from New York. I done reseach on
the Smiths of NY. This is what I found. There sure are a lot
of us. Maybe we should form a cult.
joc...@utdallas.edu
>James Perkins (per...@frodo.ntc.nokia.com) wrote:
>I think you shouldn't be so hard on Mr. Smith, if you go back in time, far
>enough, you'll probably discover that we all have common ancestors, and that
>, in the end, Mr. Smith's ancestors back to the stone age or even farther
>might be yours, also... Perhaps you're even distant cousins...
>About today's netters being world's future leaders... It is frightning,
>isn't it? To think of such INTOLERANT people to have power in their hands...
>(take your conclusions)
Well, in that case, we are all "distant" relatives if we go as far back
as Adam & Eve, if you're of the religious sort. For those Darwinians out
there, if we go back to the original single cell! (:
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Tor Slettnes
>About today's netters being world's future leaders... It is frightning,
>isn't it? To think of such INTOLERANT people to have power in their hands...
>(take your conclusions)
Most of us are intolerant enough to become leaders, true. Yet, we lack
slickness and appeal to anyone but ourselves. This will eventually
prevent us from becoming anything but lobbyists. Although this is where
the real power is, most of us are probably more interested in the ego-trip
that comes with leadership than we are in pure power per se.
The other factor you did not mention is that most netters are addicts.
Unless we can use the net to launch nukes at people we do not like, for
instance via a NLCTPD (Nuclear Launch Command Transfer Protocol Daemon),
nothing will ever get done.
Seriously: Came to think of it, Bill Gates would probably make a good
president or prime minister - anywhere. I am not talking about his
(rather doubtful) programming skills or quality of products - but about
his ability as a businessperson - to make his empire continue growing a
long time after most of us had thought it impossible. Also, you rarely
see him flame people (except current backwards and narrowminded
politicians), at least when he is not using his pseudonym at aol.com.
-tor
k...@regular.intervals
>up.
Funny, I was eating alphabet soup and YOUR name came up.
Gimme a break.
Alexandre Khalil
trim down your Newsgroups: line if you choose to folllow up to it.
CEP
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