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How do I say "I love you" in all languages?

The most translated and known expression in the world: “I love you” in all languages.

Express your love for the man or woman of your life and tell him “I love you” in all languages!

  • Abbé: "My ko lo fon"
  • Disbursed: “U’m wloloho”
  • Acholi: "Amari"
  • Afar: Ko kicinio
  • Afghan: "My doste derm"
  • Afrikaans: "Ek het jou liefe" or "Ek is lief vir jou"
  • Akan: "Me dor wo"
  • Albanian: "Te dua" or "Te dashoroj" or "Te dashoroj"
  • Alentejano: « Gosto de ti, porra ! »
  • German: "Ich liebe Dich"
  • Algerian: Kanbghik
  • Alsatian: "Ich hoan dich gear"
  • Amharic: Afekrishalehou or Afekrischaledou
  • English: "I love you"
  • Apache: “Sheth she’n zho’n”
  • Arab: “Ib’n hebbak” or “Ana Ba-heb-bak” or “Ana hebbek” or “Jag alskâr dej”
  • Armenian: “Yes kez si’rumem” or “Yir ounenal”
  • Assamese (India): "Me tomak bhal pau"
  • Austrian: "I mog di" or "I hab di gean" or "Ich liebe dich"
  • Bari (Sudanese): Nan nyanyar do or Nan nyanyar do parik
  • Basque: « Nere Maïtea » or « Maite zaitut »
  • Batak: Holong rohangku di ho
  • Bavaria: "I mog di narrisch gern"
  • Bemba (Zambia): "Nalikutemwa" or "Ninkutemwe"
  • Bengalais: "Ami tomAy bhAlobAshi" or "Ami tomake bhalobashi"
  • Berber: "Lakh tirikh"
  • Bicol (Philippien) : « Namumutan ta ka »
  • Burma : « Chi pa de » or « Min go nga chit tay »
  • Bolivian (Quechua): "Qanta munani"
  • Bosnian: "Volim te"
  • Breton: ‘Da garan’ or ‘Da garout a ran’
  • Bulgarian: "Obicham te" or "As te obicham" or "Obozhavam te"
  • Cambodian: "Good sro lanh oon"
  • Cantonese: "Ngo oi ney"
  • Catalan: “T’estimo” or “T’estim” (Mallorcain) or “T’estim molto” or “T’estime” (Valencien)
  • Cebuano (Philippin): « Gihigugmz ko ikaw »
  • Chamorro: "Hu guaiya hao"
  • Cheyenne: "Nemehotates"
  • Chichewas: "Ndimakukonda"
  • Chickasaw (USA): "Chiholloli"
  • Chinese: "Goa ai li" (dialecte Amoy)
  • Chinese: "Ngo oi ney" (Guyan dialect)
  • Chinese: « Wo oi ni » (Gangish dialect)
  • Chinese: "Ngai oi gnee" (Hakka dialect)
  • Chinese: "Ngai on ni" (Hakka)
  • Chinese: "Wave read" (Hokkien)
  • Chinese: « Wo ai ni » (dialecte Mandarin)
  • Chinese: « Wo ai ni » (dialecte Putunghua)
  • Chinese: "Ngo ai nong" (dialecte Wu)
  • Commorian: “Neither if or come sa” or “N’ game handzo”
  • Korean: "Dangsinul saranghee yo" or "Saranghee" or "Nanun dangsineul joahapnida"
  • Corsica: « Ti tengu cara » or « Ti tengu caru » (FlanceH)
  • Creole: "Mi loves play"
  • Creole Antillais : « Men ainmainw »
  • Créole Martiniquais : « Men ainmainw »
  • Créole Guadeloupéen : « Men ainmainw »
  • Créole Mauricien: "Mo content toi"
  • Reunion Creole: "Mi aim a ou"
  • Croatian: « Ja te volim » or « Volim te » or « Ja vas volim » or « Volim te »
  • Danish: "Jeg elsker dig"
  • Davvi Semegiella: "Mun rahkistin dù"
  • Dusun: Siuhang oku dia
  • Ecuadorian (Quechua) : « Canda munani »
  • Spanish: "Te quiero" or "Te amo"
  • Esperanto: "Mi amas vin"
  • Estonian: "Mina armastan sind" or "Ma armastan sind"
  • Ethopien: Afgreki
  • Fang: "My dzing wa" or "My gnôre wa"
  • Farsi: Tora dust mi daram or Asheghetam or Doostat dAram (Perse)
  • Finns: Minä rakastan sinua or Rakastan sinua or Minä pidä sinustra
  • Flemish: "Ik hue van ye" or "Ik hue van dei" or "Ik hou van jou" (Neerlandais)
  • Fon: "A nyi wan nu we"
  • French: “I love you”
  • Frisian: "Ik hou fan dei" or "Ik hald fan dei"
  • Gbaya: "Mi ko me"
  • Gaélique d’Ecosse: « Tha gaol agam ort » or « Tha gaol agam oirbh »
  • Gaelic of Ireland: “Moo graugh hoo”
  • Galician: « Querote » or « Queroche » or « Amote »
  • Gallois: “Rwy’n dy garu di” or “Yr wyf i yn dy garu di”
  • Ghanéen (Akan, Twi): "Me dor wo"
  • Greek: “Sayapo” or “Eime eroteumos mazi sou” or “Philo se” (former Greg)
  • Greenland: Asavakit
  • Guarani: "Rohiyu"
  • Gujrati (Pakistan): “Hoon tane pyar karoochhoon” or “Hoon tuney chaoon chhoon”
  • Hakka: "Ngai oi nyi"
  • Hausa (Niger): "Ina sonki"
  • Hawaiian: "Aloha wau ia ‘oe" or "Aloha wau ia ‘oe nui loa"
  • Hebrew: "Ani ohev otach" or "Anee ohevet otkha" (FlanceH)
  • Hindi: « Mae tumko pyar kia » or « My tumko pyar karta hu » or « Main tumse pyar karta hoon »
  • Hmong: "Kuv hlub koj"
  • Hokkien : « Wa ai lu »
  • Hungarians: “Szeretlek” or “Szeretlek te’ged”
  • Hopi: “Nu’ umi unangw ́ta”
  • Ibaloi (Philippin): "Pip-piyan taha" or "Ppiyan ta han shili"
  • Igbo: “A huru m gi n’anya”
  • Imazighan: Halagh kem
  • Indonesian: Saya kasih saudari or Saya cinta kamu or Saya cinta padamu
  • Irish: "Is breá liom tú"
  • Iceland: "Eg elska thig"
  • Italian: « Ti amo » or « Ti voglio beneti » or « Ti adoro » or « Sei il mio amore »
  • Japanese: « Kimi o ai shiteru » or « Watakushi-wa anata-wo ai shimasu » or « Kulo tresno »
  • Javanese: « Kulo tresno »
  • Kabile: "Hemlar kem" or "Hemlark" (FlanceH)
  • Kankana-ey (Philippin): "Laylaydek sik-a"
  • Kannada (India): Naanu Ninnanu Preethisuthene or Naanu Ninnanu Mohisuthene
  • Kikongo : « Mono ke zola nge »
  • Kirundi (Burundi): "Ndagukunda"
  • Kiswahili: "Nakupenda"
  • Klingon: “BangwI’ Soh” or “QaparHa” or “QamuShá” or “QaparHáqu”
  • Kpele: "I walikana"
  • Kurd: "Ez te hezdikhem" or "Min te xushvet" or "Min te xoshvet" (Southern dialect)
  • Laosian: "Khoi huk chau" or "Khoi hak joa" or "Khoi hak chao" or "Khoi mak joa lai"
  • Lari (Congo, Pool Region) : « Ni kou zololo »
  • Latin: "Te amo" or "Your amo"
  • Latvien: « Es milu tevi » or « Es tevi milu »
  • Lebanese: Anna Bahibak
  • Lifou ( Ile de la Loyauté ) : « Eni a nemi eo »
  • Lingala: "Nalingi yo" or "Na lingui yo"
  • Lithuanian: « Tave myliu »
  • Lojban: "Mi do prami"
  • Luo ( Kenia): "Aheri"
  • Luxembourg: "Ech hun dech gär"
  • Maa: "Ilolenge"
  • Macedonian: « Te sakam » or « Te ljubam » or « Jas te sakam » or « Pozdrav »
  • Maiese: « Wa wa »
  • Malay: Saya cintamu or Saya sayangmu or Saya sayang anda
  • Malais/Bahasa: Saya cinta mu
  • Malaysia/Indonesia: Aku sayang kau
  • Malayalam: “Ngan ninne snaehikkunnu” or “Njyann ninne’ preetikyunnu”
  • Malayasien: Saya cintamu or Saya sayangmu or Saya cinta kamu
  • Malgache: "Anno Tioko" or "Tiako iano" or "Tianao aho"
  • Mandarin: « Wo ai ni »
  • Marathi: "Mi tuzya var karato" or "Me tujhashi prem karto" (H♣F) or "Me tujhashi prem karte" (F KaveH)
  • Maré (Ile de la Loyauté) : « Unû tchi a la bo »
  • Moroccan: Kanbhik or Kanhebek
  • Marquisien: “Hinenao ua’u ia oe”
  • Marshallais: Yokwe Yuk
  • Mauricien: "Mo mari cotan toi"
  • Mongol: Be Chamad Hairtai
  • Mohawk: Konoronhkwa
  • Mooré (Burkina Faso) : « Mam nonga fo »
  • Moyi (Congo Brazzaville): "Gakakayo"
  • Munukutuba (Congo Sud): "Mu zola mgé" or "Mu zolagué"
  • Navajo: “ Ayor anosh’ni”
  • Ndebele (Zimbabwe): Niyakutanda
  • Dutch: "Ik hou van jou"
  • Nepalese: "My timi sita prem garchhu" or "My timilai maya garchhu"
  • Norwegian: "Jeg elskar deg" (Bokmaal) or "Eg elskar deg" (Nynorsk) or "Jeg elsker deg" (Bokmål)
  • Nyanja: Ninatemba
  • Occitan gascon: “What do you like”
  • Occitan Languedoc : « T’aimi »
  • Oriya: « Moon Tumakoo Bhala Paye » or « Moon Tumakoo Prema Kare »
  • Oromoo: "Sinjaladha" or "Sinjaldha"
  • Osetien: "Aez dae warzyn"
  • Urdu (India): "Mujge tumae mahabbat hai" or "Main tumse muhabbat karta hoon"
  • Uzbek: "Man seni sevaman"
  • Pakistanis: "Muje se mu habbat hai" or "Muje stumse mahabbat hai"
  • Papiamento : « Mi ta stimábo »
  • Pedi: "Kiyahurata"
  • Persia: "Tora dost daram"
  • Pig Latin: "the ovele ouye"
  • Picard: “Ej t’ei kier” or “Ej vô volntié”
  • Philippinin: « Mahal ka ta » or « Iniibig Kita »
  • Poitevin-Saintongeais : « I aeme »
  • Polish: Kocham ciebie or Ja cie kocham
  • Portuguese: "Eu te amo"
  • Provencal rhodanien (Mistralien): “T’ame”
  • Punjubi (India): "Main tainu pyar karna" or "May taunu pyar kardar"
  • Quenay: "Tye-melane"
  • Romanian : Te iubesc ou Te ador
  • Russian: « Ya lioubliou tiebia » or « Ya tiebia lioubliououououououbliou » or « Ya vas lioubliou »
  • Scanner (Skånska): “Jâ hóllor âw di” or “Jâ ty ́tjor omm di”
  • Samoen: "Or you alofa outou" or "Or te alofa ia te oe" or "Talo'fa ia te oe" or "Fia moi"
  • Sanskrit: Anugrag
  • Serb: « Ja vas volim » or « Volim vas » or « Ljubim te »
  • Sesotho: "Kiyahurata"
  • Shona: "Ndinokuda"
  • Singalais (Ceylan) : « Mama oyata adarei » or « Mama oyata aadareyi »
  • Sioux : « Techihhila »
  • Somalian: « Waan ku jaycahay »
  • Slovak: "Lubim ta"
  • Slovenian: "Ljubim te"
  • Srilankais : « Mama oyata arderyi »
  • Strasbourgeois (Alsatian variant): "Ich hoab dich gearn" or "Ich hoab dich leb"
  • Sudanais ( Bari ) : « Nan nyanyar do » or « Nan nyanyar do parik »
  • Suaheli: Ninikupenda
  • Swahili: “Naku enda” or “Naku penda” or “Nnikupenda” or “Dholu’o”
  • Swedish: "Jag älskar dig" or "Iaj Alskar Dej" or "Jag är kär i dig" (I am in love)
  • Switzerland-German: “Ch’ha di gärn”
  • Syrian/Lebanese: "Bhebbek" (HISTF) or "Bhebbak" (FISTH)
  • Tagalog: Mahal kita
  • Tahitien: "Ua Here Vau Ia Oe" or "Ua here vau ia oe"
  • Tamoul: « Naan unni kathilikaran » or « Ni yaanai kaadli karen » or « Nam vi’ remberem »
  • Czech: "Miluji te"
  • Telugu (India): “Neenu ninnu prámistu’nnanu” or “Nenu ninnu premistunnanu” or “Ninnu premistunnahu”
  • Thai: “Ch’an rak khun” (FISTH) or “Phom rak khun” (HOWF) or “Khoa raak thoe”
  • Tibetan: "Na kirinla gaguidou"
  • Tshiluba: "Ndi mukasua" or "Ndi musua wewe" or "Ndi ne ditalala bua wewe"
  • Tswama: "Ke a go rata"
  • Tunisian: Hebbek or Ha eh bakn
  • Tumbuka: "Nkhukutemwa"
  • Turk: "Seni seviyorum" or "Seni begeniyorum"
  • Ukrainian: Ya tebe kokhaiou
  • Unuit (Esquimo): "Ounakrodiwakit"
  • Vai: Na lia
  • Värmländska: “From är görgo te mäg”
  • Vietnamese: "Em yeu anh" (Em yeu anh) or "Anh yeu em" (H phenomenaF)
  • Vilie (Congo): "Mi bekuzola"
  • Volapük: "Löfob oli"
  • Vulcain: "Wani ra yana ro aisha"
  • Wallon: “Dji your veu volti” or “Dji your inme” or “Dji v’zinme”
  • Wollof: "Da ma la nope" or "Da ma la nop"
  • Yiddish: "Ich libe dich" or "Ich han dich lib"
  • Yucatec maya: “in k’aatech” or “in yabitmech”
  • Ya te volim
  • Zazi (Kurde): "Ezhele hezdege"
  • Zoulou: "Ngiyakuthanda" or "Mina Ngithanda Wena"
  • Zuni: “Tom ho’ ichema”
Emma Taylor

Emma Taylor

I'm Emma Taylor, a passionate adventurer with a heart full of wanderlust. Life's journey is my ultimate muse, brimming with captivating moments, from wandering through ancient cities to savoring exotic cuisines. Every destination has its unique charm, and I'm here to share those stories with you. Through my narratives, I aim to ignite your own wanderlust, offering insights, tips, and the pure thrill of exploration. Let's embark on this incredible voyage together, unraveling the world's hidden treasures and crafting cherished memories along the way.

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