Adding Reply Archived Topic: It will not be bumped to the top of the forum. Topic people who can speak other languages Membername   Not a member? Sign Up Free (takes 20 seconds) Password   Forgotten your password? Post Font: Verdana Arial Black Georgia Comic Sans Impact   Size: Tiny Normal Big Huge   Color: Default Dark Red Red Orange Brown Green Olive Cyan Blue Dark Blue Indigo Black [ Check Spelling ] [ Post Preview ] [ LiveTags ] FAQ Keyword Search: Post Options Favorites Manager Notify me of new replies to this topic by email Notify me of new replies to this topic by private message Original Post CarCrashHearts8 Posted at 12:21 am on June 24, 2008 can you tell me what "i still love you" is in that language and what language it is? i'd really appreciate it.

Replies Medicated Smile Posted at 5:51 am on Aug. 14, 2008 Hebrew:  Ani ohev(et) otakh/otkha Japanese: Ai shite iru Chinese: Wo ai ni ASL:  Put your pinkie and pointer finger and thumb up French: Je t'aime Dutch: Ik hou van je (I think, it's been a while...) hurriyah38 Posted at 6:05 pm on Aug. 3, 2008 todavia te amo!!! Kitty Kiska Posted at 6:22 am on July 18, 2008 Quote: from Shaknbake at 3:52 pm on July 5, 2008 Quote: from Kitty Kiska at 4:44 am on June 24, 2008 Thats "ill always love you"... Contextually, toujours and encore are used for "still." so "Tu n'as pas encore fait tes devoirs?" but "Tu es toujours avec cette chienne de Long Island?" As per the OP, "Je t'aime toujours," would be French. Im quite aware that it can be used...but something you wouldenty say in normal speech...like toujour would be used more to say always but not as much for still since there is another more clear word to describe the word still MaryLin Posted at 2:57 pm on July 8, 2008 Speak several languages: estonian, english, russia, finnish, french, spanish. Pick one. dandelionsky Posted at 4:05 am on July 8, 2008 我仍然爱你- chinese Borislav Posted at 12:38 pm on July 7, 2008 Quote: from k1Lka at 12:29 am on June 24, 2008 "Ya Lyublyu Tebya" - Russian You know your russian. schneewittchen Posted at 12:00 pm on July 7, 2008 "Ich liebe dich immer noch" (German) pocky bot Posted at 8:15 am on July 7, 2008 Vietnamese (I'm not sure about the 'still' part): If you are a Vietnamese girl, you would say: Em yeu anh (boy) If you are a Vietnamese guy, you would say: Anh yeu em Shaknbake Posted at 3:52 pm on July 5, 2008 Quote: from Kitty Kiska at 4:44 am on June 24, 2008 Thats "ill always love you"... Contextually, toujours and encore are used for "still." so "Tu n'as pas encore fait tes devoirs?" but "Tu es toujours avec cette chienne de Long Island?" As per the OP, "Je t'aime toujours," would be French. JeanClaude Posted at 11:42 am on July 5, 2008 Japanese: Aishiteru 愛してる I love you. Zutto kimi o omotteru ずっと君を思ってる I will always love you. maggie666 Posted at 10:49 am on June 29, 2008 Polish - "ciągle cię kocham" vuisminebitz Posted at 8:43 pm on June 24, 2008 *loch, like where nessy is said to be. vuisminebitz Posted at 8:40 pm on June 24, 2008 Yiddish:  ikh hob dikh nokh lib (kh guttural like the ch in bach and lach), the language is written in the Hebrew alphabet so if you want that I'll post that too.   Blue Baby Posted at 8:36 pm on June 24, 2008 Tagalog: Mahal pa rin kita. Cebuano: Gihigugma gihapon tika. SerendipityDarling Posted at 8:33 am on June 24, 2008 Afrikaans: Ek het jou liefe Dutch: Ik hou van jou Irish: Gráím thú They just mean "I love you" :D Most recent 15 of 32 previous replies displayed.