How will you say those three words!

Tagalog (Filipino) - Mahal Kita. I'd say that you might think of accompanying the words with action. Say it by the heart and mean it. She might think that you're only trying to impress her and didn't mean what you're saying. Anyway, goodluck!

Hi friend,

All the best for your proposal:)

In tamil:"NAN UNAI KATHALIKIRAEN..."

hope it helps...:)

I am not Spanish--I am from the U.S., but I think Te Amor is Spanish for that, at least I know the amor is for love. Also mi corazon is for heart, so maybe Tu vivre en mi corazon is Spanish for you live in my heart.
Amore is Italian for love, so you can see how European languages are similar.

Well in my local language (IGBO) you say i love you as (A HURUM GI NA ANYA).....well i guess the way you say it to her, you don't mean it in your heart thats why she doesn't talk to you.
Try using another method like buying a I LOVE YOU card and some gifts and present to her, try to explain how truly you love her and how true it is and show it to her as well. ACTION SPEAKS LOUDER THAN VOICE

Hi, my native language is near extinction, one of the 300 indigious languages from north america and actually never heard how to say it. But I use Je t'amie and my b/f replys with te amo. I've heard Hindi, those words you wrote to be exact but my friend told me to add "jannu" if I said it to him.

Seats down honey... Shows much love and consideration.


Theres a million ways to tell someone you love them. Thats true for each language.


"You look stunning" is a good way to say it too.

Nice to see you again cool.

in french, je t'aime

Raj, maybe it is not what language you are saying it in that is the problem (And now I understand some of your other discussions) Anyway, the problem maybe that she is just not in the same place in the relationship you are. This could be because of many different things. I think I will PM you and we can talk more. You have a Good Weekend and we will work on this OK. Your Friend Catherine:)

My native language is english but I was watching this movie once and the characters had what I thought was a cute way of saying it and I said that I would say it that way to my husband. On the movie they said I love you by saying "olive juice". To me it's cute and funny with a touch of innocence that would just make you and the person you say it to smile.

in Japaneses they say "aishitemasu" for i love you
if french they say it "te amo"
i don't have any friends for saying those.