How to say "I love you" in different languages
Happy Valentines day, everyone, wherever in the world you happen to be.
Not that I really care for this holiday, but any day is a good day to learn to say I Love you in Swahili: Nakupenda!
Here is a start of the long list:
| 1. Arabic | Ana Behibak (To A Male) |
| 2. Arabic | Ana Behibek (To A Female) |
| 3. Assamese | Moi Tomak Bhal Pau |
| 4. Bengali | Ami Tomay Bhalo bashi |
| 5. Bolivian | Quechua Qanta Munani |
| 6. Bulgarian | Obicham Te |
| 7. Burmese | Chit Pa De |
| 8. Cambodian | Bon Sro Lanh Oon |
| 9. Canadian | Sh'teme |
| 10. Catalan | T'estim Molt (I Love You A Lot) |
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