Is the pronunciation of "I love you" in Korean "Hey, hello, hello, hello, hello"?

Both are ok, because actually Chinese homophones are not very accurate, and you need to learn Korean systematically to master the purest pronunciation. \x0d\ Chinese: I love you \x0d\ Korean: \x0d\ Roman phonetic symbol: Sa Rang Hae Yo \x0d\ transliteration: Sa lang hai yo\x0d\ Example: \x0d\ 1. I really love you. \x0d\ \x0d\2。 Do you love me or not? \x0d\？ \x0d\3。 I love you more than myself. \x0d\。 \x0d\4。 I can't help loving you. \x0d\？ . \x0d\5。 I love you forever. \x0d\？ .