Who knows how to say "I love you" in [insert language here]

Klingon
Quenya
Numenorean (is there a language?)
Huttese



I wanna freak out my girlfriend. So what, she'll think I'm acting like a dork, but she'll also giggle and say it's cute ...I love Valentine's Day!

 

Wo ai ni.-- Chinese

 

Klingon: No Klingon word for love... only kidding.
Quenya: Amin mela lle
I ahve no idea in the next two.

In english: I love you.

 

Eep Op Ork Ah Ah - that's Way-Outian (also Jetsonian)

 

Oh, why didn't I see that coming? Once again, the great B'omarr wit.

Actually, "eep opp ork ah ah" means something like "meet me at the park tomorrow" or something. That was the original "Elroy" meaning, but when George tried to play a trick on Judy by mailing in Elroy's secret code letter in place of Judy's lyrics, that rock star guy made it "I love you".


"Eep opp ork ah ah
Eep opp ork ah ah
Eep opp ork ah ah
And that means I love you!"

 

Here's how you say it in pig latin:

Iay ovelay ouyay.

 

Se enamoro -spanish, although i'm pretty bad so take risk it on me

¤Night

 

WO AI NI!!!

 

The dreaded Z-Language.

I lizzove yizzou.

te amo -- spanish

 

French: Je temps

I hope I spelled that right...

 

Spanish=Te amo. (I think.)

Sorry, I don't know any others. I could invent some other languages and tell you how to say "I love you" in them. But then, so could you.

 

"I believe I am experiencing a particular emotional response. It is the one modern, english speaking Homo sapiens refer to as 'love.' This quote, unquote, love I feel is directed at the humanoid female to whom I am speaking... you, in other words."

~ Data speak.

 

spanish IS Te Amo, there's like one other way you can say it, but Te Amo is used with couples. Um i wish i could help u with those u asked for, but i don't really have THAT Much experience with those cultures...

 

French it's je t'aime (I like/love you), ou je t'aime beaucoups (I like/love you very much). Ou je t'aime, avec un amour fou (i.e. I'm nuts about you)

 

Ami tomake bhalobashi.-- Bengali

Sukiyo!-- Japanese

 

Klingon: bangwI' SoH "You are my beloved")
: qamuSHa' ("I love you")
: qamuSHa'qu'("I love you very much")
: qaparHa' ("I like you")
: qaparHa'qu'("I like you very much!")
(words are often unnecessary as the thought is most often conveyed nonverbally with special growlings)

Quenya: Tye-mela'ne

I have no clue what that 3rd one is. What's the country/source? (fictional or not)

As for Huttese, I can't find any online source for that. Maybe someone with the "Star Wars Galactic Phrase Book & Travel Guide (Phrase Book)" by Ben Burtt could check to see if it's in there

Here's one which might be helpful
Dopo mee gusha, peedunkey? - Do you feel lucky, punk?


As for others...
Spanish : Te amo (also Latin)
: Te quiero
: Te adoro ("I adore you")
: Te deseo ("I desire you")
: Me antojis ("I crave you")


French : Je t'aime ("I love you")
: Je t'adore (more intimate)
: Je n'aime que toi ("I love only you")

Chinese : Gwa ai li (Amoy)
: Ngo oi nei (Cantonese)
: Wo oi nei ( " )
: Ngai oi gnee (Hakka)
: Ngai on ni ( " )
: Ai oi ngee ( " )
: Wa ai lu (Hokkien)
: Wo ai ni (Mandarin/Putonghua)
: Ngo ai nong (Wu)

Vulcan : Wani ra yana ro aisha

Sukiyo in Japanese is "I like you"
I love you is: A-i-shi-te ma-su

whoops, sorry this is late. ah well...

 

something that's along the lines of "i love you so much that i hope that i die before you so that i don't have to see you die"
lebanese: t'abuurneh

not exactly i love you, but more like darling or sweetheart:
lebanese: ya habibe

 

Jade: Maybe my Japanese friends just like toying with me so that I'll look like (even more of) a fool on the net?

 

Numenorean (actually the proper term is Adûnaic) is from the LOTR world.

Numenor, long story short, was the Atlantis style kingdom of men which Isildur was from, and from which Aragorn was distantly descended. It's mentioned briefly in the movie a couple times.

 

Anybody know how to say "I love you" in Elvish?

 

Look in Jade's long post... Quenya is Elvish.

 

Australian:

luv ya maaaaaaate

 

Oh! Númenor! (smacks forehead). Didn't they speak Adûnaic? (supposedly the vernacular)
THen it (might) be: zir(love)-ki(you). Dunno what "i" is translated as, or what the grammar structure is.
zîrân - beloved

Munkee: You? Look silly? riiight. I've got a Japanese roomate so I just ask her



Hindi : Mai tumase pyar karata hun (male to female)
: Mai tumase pyar karati hun (female to male)

Arabic: Ana behibak (female to male)
: Ana behibek (male to female)
(there are other variations... like formal vs. proper etc. etc.)


Russian: Ya tyebya lyublyu

 

well in tagalog (the national language of the Philippines) it can be said two ways:

"minamahal kita" or "iniibig kita"

 

"Na Nur, Sa Rang heh" - Korean