How do you say "I love you" in Tibetan? How to write?

1. In Tibetan, "I love you" has three expressions.

The first one is used for writing, pronounced nga khyod la ga (Aang a ga, Achalaga);

The second is oral medicine, pronounced as Nagrang Ga; ?

The third is honorific, I love you, pronounced: na ki la ga (Aga).

2. Writing methods

3. Characteristics of Tibetan language

⑴ The voiced consonants tend to be voiced, and the voiced consonants preserved in some areas are all voiced basic consonants from ancient consonants;

⑵ Consonants of complex consonants tend to be simplified and disappear, and only binary complex consonants with pre-consonants are kept in some areas;

(3) Monovowel vowels increase, especially nasalized vowels;

(4) The vowels are different in length and complementary to the tone;

5. There are two kinds of authentic compound vowels: nasal and non-nasal.

[6] Consonant endings tend to be simplified, which leads to the simplification of vowels with consonant endings;

Once there is a relatively complete and stable tone system, and the number has an increasing trend;

(8) Predicate is a post-expression system (that is, the grammatical meaning of predicate is expressed by the part after predicate);

(9) There are abundant contraction changes between construction morphemes and configuration morphemes;

⑽ Verb only retains the simplified inflectional changes, and it has lost the function of expressing grammatical meaning independently;

⑾ Verbs have rich aspect categories;

⑿ Judgment verbs and existential verbs have two lexical forms to express different people;

(13) Verb impersonal and locative categories;

14. A single part indicates negation (that is, adding negative elements before or after the denied word);

⒂ auxiliary words are abundant, often in two forms: reduction and independence;

Adjectives and some derived nouns have word-formation suffixes;

There is a difference between honorific and non-honorific.