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-- Posted by CarCrashHearts8 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.


-- Posted by Natsy at 12:22 am on June 24, 2008

yah tebya looblu i forgot how to stay "still" lol


-- Posted by Stand Up at 12:22 am on June 24, 2008

Spanish:
Te sigo queriendo.
Aun te quiero.
Todavia te amo.
Siempre te amare.

italian:
Ancora li amo ( I think)

French:
Je vous aime toujours (I think)


-- Posted by roxxay at 12:23 am on June 24, 2008

i ovelay ouyay - pig latin


-- Posted by emmy350 at 12:23 am on June 24, 2008

Tagalog (Filipino/Philippines): Mahal Kita (I'm Filipino)

Greek: S'agapo (Thanks to my girlfriend!)

Well, those both just mean "I love you!"


-- Posted by fishdoctor at 12:23 am on June 24, 2008

easier to pronounce it because it depends on how you wish it to be addressed

dont use spanish because too many speak it in this country where it should be english


-- Posted by snowfish at 12:23 am on June 24, 2008

todavia te amo.


-- Posted by iswat at 12:24 am on June 24, 2008

je t'aime encore hehe i don't know :P


-- Posted by Brawler at 12:26 am on June 24, 2008

"ti amo" in Italian

:)


-- Posted by happyhipposnacks at 12:26 am on June 24, 2008

todavía te quiero or todavía te amo. (spanish). ich liebe dich noch. (german)


-- Posted by k1Lka at 12:29 am on June 24, 2008

"Ya Lyublyu Tebya" - Russian


-- Posted by Babygirl123 at 12:29 am on June 24, 2008

damn u people are impressive!
just give em a KISS:D


-- Posted by BeX2506 at 12:30 am on June 24, 2008

Quote: from happyhipposnacks at 12:26 am on June 24, 2008


ich liebe dich noch. (german)
^


-- Posted by lunchbox at 12:31 am on June 24, 2008

binary: 01101001 00100000 01101100 01101111 01110110 01100101 00100000 01111001 01101111 01110101

hex: 69 20 6c 6f 76 65 20 79 6f 75

backwards: uoy evol i

BASE64: aSBsb3ZlIHlvdQ==

html entities: i love you

MD5: 459b9511a7f650ebd327889c45cc4e9b

pig latin: iay ovelay ouyay

ROT-13: v ybir lbh

url encode i+love+you

computer


-- Posted by Kitty Kiska at 4:44 am on June 24, 2008

Quote: from iJeannie at 12:22 am on June 24, 2008


French:
Je vous aime toujours (I think)


Thats "ill always love you"...

Te iubesc (romanian) <-- im not romanian
Ia tebia Lublu (russian)
I love you (english) lol


-- Posted by omgpinkflowers at 6:40 am on June 24, 2008

Quote: from happyhipposnacks at 12:26 am on June 24, 2008


ich liebe dich noch. (german)

<3


-- Posted by SerendipityDarling 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


-- Posted by Blue Baby at 8:36 pm on June 24, 2008

Tagalog: Mahal pa rin kita.

Cebuano: Gihigugma gihapon tika.


-- Posted by vuisminebitz 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.  


-- Posted by vuisminebitz at 8:43 pm on June 24, 2008

*loch, like where nessy is said to be.


-- Posted by maggie666 at 10:49 am on June 29, 2008

Polish - "ciągle cię kocham"


-- Posted by JeanClaude 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.


-- Posted by 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.


-- Posted by pocky bot 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


-- Posted by schneewittchen at 12:00 pm on July 7, 2008

"Ich liebe dich immer noch" (German)


-- Posted by Borislav 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.


-- Posted by dandelionsky at 4:05 am on July 8, 2008

我仍然爱你- chinese


-- Posted by MaryLin at 2:57 pm on July 8, 2008

Speak several languages: estonian, english, russia, finnish, french, spanish. Pick one.


-- Posted by Kitty Kiska 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


-- Posted by hurriyah38 at 6:05 pm on Aug. 3, 2008

todavia te amo!!!

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