how do you say it in your own dialect or language?

hi marketingo7! i speak different languages here's some: tagalog, a dialect in the philippines 1. i love you- mahal kita 2. thank you- maraming salamat bisaya, another dialect in the philippines 1. i love you-ginahigugma kita 2. thank you-daghang salamat spanish 1. i love you-te quiero 2. thank you- gracias portugues 1. i love you- eu te amo 2. thank you- obrigado italian 1. i love you-ti amo 2. thank you-grazie and if im not mistaken, i think thank you is danke in german but i don't know what's i love you in german

Hi, In India in Hindi "Mai Thum Ko Pyar Kartha Um" for I love you and for thank you it is "Dhaniyavathu". In our State Kerala our domestic language is Malayalam for I love you it is " Ejan nina pramekunnu" and for thank you it is "Nanni".

Hi marketing07, thanks for letting me have such a good chance to learn the two items in Korean from you. I must pay more attention to these phrases when watching Korean movies in time to come, so as I could master the correct pronunciations concerned. In my own dialect it sounds Gua Ai Lu ( I love You) whereas Bo Gai is for Thank You.

Hello dear marketing friend. Well, in Chinese, we say 'wo ai ni', which means 'I love you' and 'xie xie ni', meaning 'thank you'. But if we say 'thank you very much', then it is like this, 'fei chang gan xie ni'. By the way, I have to say thank you very much for all of your nice discussions that I can relate to and I would like to say to you that 'I love you' for your being nice to us mylotters as a very good friend.

Here we Indians speak it in hindi as "mujhe tumse pyaar hai"="I love you" "dhanyavad"="thank you"

In tagalog: I love you: Mahal kita Thank you: Salamat