How to say "I Love You" in various languages

English I Love You

Spanish te amo

French Je T'aime

German lch Liebe Dich

Japanese Ai Shite Imasu

Thai Phom rak khun

Italian Ti amo

Chinese Wo Ai Ni

Swedish Jag Alskar

Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia, Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ohio, Virginia, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Kentucky, and many parts of Florida

Nice Ass, Get in the truck!

English I Love You

Spanish te amo

French Je T'aime

German lch Liebe Dich

Japanese Ai Shite Imasu

Thai Phom rak khun

Italian Ti amo

Chinese Wo Ai Ni

Swedish Jag Alskar

Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia, Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ohio, Virginia, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Kentucky, and many parts of Florida

Nice Ass, Get in the truck! Originally Posted by CivilBarrister

Mississippi... You sure got a purdy mouth... squeal like a pig...

Mississippi... You sure got a purdy mouth... squeal like a pig... Originally Posted by ThatManFromTexas

Louisiana: Soft fur, Load Up!

My home town - Do you have a sister?

the hobby......a white envelope

I was having a seriously bad day until i read this thread.....LMAO

the hobby......a white envelope Originally Posted by notanewbie

+5

But wait......There is more...............
Diamonds, Lexus, well in General Benjamin Franklin..........works everywhere. From Japan to California (the long way).
From Iceland to South Africa (either way)

the hobby......a white envelope Originally Posted by notanewbie

Depending on who says it, BBBJNQNS is a more appropriate translation. In fact, one often follows the other.

yes they do have a tendency of following one another

In Woman-Speak its I'll take out the trash; You are so smart and kind; You're the woman I've always loved, I just didn't know you yet. (Sincere romance and sincere desire speaks)

In Man-Speak: its I love that I can always count on you to take care of us; You are all that I've ever wanted, I want to please you; I'm on my knees in front of you - what would you like best? (Sincere desire and respect and willinginess to please speaks)

for some women, saying it in any language means nothing . . .
IF the toilet seat is left up.

Daphne's language: dropping your drawers and the white envelope.. at the same time