Does any of you know how many ways to say the words "I love you"? Includes foreign languages ??and numbers.

Chinese: I love you

English: i love you!

French: je t'aime / je t'

Does any of you know how many ways to say the words "I love you"? Includes foreign languages ??and numbers.

Chinese: I love you

English: i love you!

French: je t'aime / je t'adore!

German: ich liebe dich!

Russian: ya vas iyublyu,ya tibia lyublyu! < /p>

Japanese: 爱してる! (This is probably the pronunciation #_# "ai si te ru") That just means love~~ but not I love you~~ The full meaning is "はたしはぁ なたをぁぃします”

Korean: tangshin-i cho-a-yo!

Italian: ti amo,ti vogliobene!

Spanish: te amo,tequiero !

Portuguese: eu amo-te !

Dutch: ik hou van jou !

Belgian Flemish ：ik zie u graag !

Polish: kocham cie,ja cie kocham !

Greek: s'agapo !

Hungarian: szeretlek !< /p>

Estonian: mina armastan sind!

Finnish: min rakastan sinua!

Latin: te amo,vos amo!

拉 Tobian: es tevi milu!

Lithuanian: tave myliu!

Macedonian: te sakam!

Maltese: inhobbok!

Armenian: yes kezi seeroom yem!

Bulgarian: ahs te obicham!

Croatian: volim te!

Romanian: te iu besc,te ador !

Czech: miluji te !

Danish: jeg elsker dig !

Icelandic: e'g elska tig !< /p>

Albanian: t dua shume!

Serbian: volim te!

Slovenian: ljubim te!

Israeli Jewish: ani ohev otach!

Swedish: jag lskar dig!

Turkish: seni seviyorum !

Ukrainian: ja vas kokhaju !

< p>Bengali: ami tomay bhalobashi !

Burmese: chit pa de !

Cambodian: bong salang oun !

Filipino: mahal kita, iniibig kita !

Hindi: main tumse pyar karta hoon !

Indonesian: saja kasih saudari !

Malay: saya cinta mu !< /p>

Mongolian: bi chamd hairtai!

Persian: tora dost daram!

Arabic: ana ahebak (girl to boy) / arabic ana ahebek (boy) to girls)

South Asian Tamil: tamil n'an unnaik kathalikkinren !<

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Thai: ch'an rak khun!

Pakistani Urdu: mein tumhay pyar karti hun (girl to boy) / mein tumhay pyar karta hun (boy to girl)

Vietnamese: em ye'u anh (girl to boy) / anh ye'u em (boy to girl)

Greek: s'agapo

Jewish Language: ani ohev otach(male o* **male),ani ohevet otcha (male o* **male)　

Hungary: szeretlek　

Ireland: taim i'ngra leat　< /p>

Estonia: mina armastan sind　

Finland: min rakastan sinua　

Belgian Flemish: ik zie u graag　

Italian: ti amo,ti vogliobene　

Latvia: es tevi milu　

Lisbon: lingo gramo-te bue',chavalinha　

Lithuania: tave myliu　

Macedonia: te sakam

Malta: inhobbok

Poland: kocham cie,ja cie kocham

Portugal: eu amo-te

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Romania: te iu besc,te ador　

Netherlands: ik hou van jou　

Czech Republic: miluji te　

Denmark: jeg elsker dig　< /p>

Alsace: ich hoan dich gear　

Armenia: yes kezi seeroom yem　

Bavaria: i mog di narrisch gern　

Bulgaria: ahs te obicham

Catalan Spanish: t'estim

Croatian: volim te

Azeryan: men seni serivem

Bangladesh: ami tomay bhalobashi

Myanmar: chit pa de

Cambodia: bong salang oun

Philippines: mahal kita, iniibig kita

Indian Gujarati: hoon tane prem karun chuun　

Hindi: main tumse pyar karta hoon　

Indonesia: saja kasih saudari　

Javanese ：aku tresno marang sliromu　

Laos: khoi huk chau　

Malay: saya cinta mu　

Malaysian: saya cintamu　

Mongolia Language: bi chamd hairtai　

Nepal: ma tumilai maya garchu,ma timilai man parauchu　

Persian: tora dost daram　

Tagalog: mahal kita

Afrikaans: ek het jou lief ek is lief vir jou　

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Ghana: me do wo　

Amhale region of Ethiopia: ene ewedechalu(for ladies) ene ewedehalwe(for men)　

Arabic: ana ahebak(to a male) arabic ana ahebek (to a female)

Swiss German: ich li b dich

Creole: mon kontan ou

Hausa ：ina sonki　

Kenyan Bantu: nigwedete　

Madagascar: tiako ianao　

Assam, India: moi tomak bhal pau　

South Asian Tamil: tamil n'an unnaik kathalikkinren

Indian Telugu: neenu ninnu pra'mistu'nnanu

Urdu: mein tumhay pyar karti hun (woman to man) mein tumhay pyar karta hun (man to woman)

New Zealand Maori: kia hoahai

Eskimo: nagligivaget

Greenland: asavakit

Iceland: e'g elska tig　

Albania: t dua shume　

Russia: ya vas iyublyu,ya tibia lyublyu　

Serbia ：volim te　

Slovenian: ljubim te

Turkey: seni seviyorum　

Ukrainian: ja vas kokhaju　

Welsh: rwy 'n dy garu di　

Assyrian: ana bayanookh(female to male) ana bayinakh(male to female)　

Caucasian Circassian: wise cas