They say French is the language of love; so why not try saying what you feel in this romantic language? Here’s some help for you.
If you are someone who loves impressing their partner in new and creative ways, then you should learn to say ‘I Love You’ in different languages. It not only makes you enjoy the effort of learning a new language but also amuses your lover to hear you express your love for them differently. What could be better than looking into the eyes of your lover, holding them close to you, and whispering ‘I love you’ in the very language of love?
How to Say I Love You in French
You can say I love you in French as je t’aime. Pronounce j in ‘je’ as zh; just like the ‘g’ in mirage. The e is pronounced oo as in ‘food’. The word t’aime is pronounced as a rhyme to them. You can make it even more interesting by adding some other romantic French phrases like mon bébé (my baby) or mon loup (my wolf), mon ange (my angel) or mon amour (my love).
Work out the timing perfectly. Then, hold the hands of your lover, bring them closer to you, and look into their eyes. With a sincere and intimate tone, say their name, followed by je t’aime.
To respond to ‘I Love You’ in French, all you need to say is moi aussi, je t’aime. The word moi is pronounced ‘mwa’ and aussi just as you would say ‘oh, see’.
If you want to go a step further and say ‘I love you with all my heart’ in French, say je t’aime de tout mon coeur, pronounced ‘Zhe tem duh too maw kuhr’.
How to Say I Love You in Different Languages
If French is not enough, here’s a look at how you can say ‘I Love You’ in several other languages.
| Language | How to Say I Love You |
| Afrikaans | Ek het jou lief |
| Albanian | Te dua |
| Arabic | To male – Ana behibak To female – Ana behibek |
| Armenian | Yes kez sirumem |
| Bambara | M’bi fe |
| Bengali | Aami tomaake bhaalobaashi |
| Belarusian | Ya tabe kahayu |
| Bisaya | Nahigugma ako kanimo |
| Bulgarian | Obicham te |
| Cambodian | Soro lahn nhee ah |
| Catalan | T’estim |
| Cherokee | Tsi ge yu i |
| Cheyenne | Ne mohotatse |
| Chichewa | Ndimakukonda |
| Chinese | Ngo oiy ney a |
| Cantonese | Ngo oiy ney a |
| Mandarin | Wo ai ni |
| Croatian | Volim te |
| Czech | Miluji te |
| Danish | Jeg Elsker Dig |
| Dutch | Ik hou van jou |
| Esperanto | Mi amas vin |
| Estonian | Ma armastan sind |
| Ethiopian | Afgreki’ |
| Faroese | Eg elski teg |
| Filipino | Mahal kita |
| Finnish | Mina rakastan sinua |
| Frisian | Ik hald fan dy |
| Gaelic | Ta gra agam ort |
| Georgian | Mikvarhar |
| German | Ich liebe dich |
| Greek | S’agapo |
| Gujarati | Hoo thunay prem karoo choo |
| Hiligaynon | Palangga ko ikaw |
| Hawaiian | Aloha Au Ia`oe |
| Hiligaynon | Guina higugma ko ikaw |
| Hindi | To Female – Main Tumhe Pyar Karta hu To Male – Main Tumhe Pyar Karti hu |
| Hmong | Kuv hlub koj |
| Hopi | Nu’ umi unangwa’ta |
| Hungarian | Szeretlek |
| Icelandic | Eg elska tig |
| Ilonggo | Palangga ko ikaw |
| Indonesian | Saya cinta padamu |
| Inuit | Negligevapse |
| Irish | Taim i’ ngra leat |
| Kannada | Naanu ninna preetisuttene |
| Kapampangan | Kaluguran daka |
| Kiswahili | Nakupenda |
| Konkani | Tu magel moga cho |
| Korean | Sarang Heyo |
| Latin | Te amo |
| Latvian | Es tevi miilu |
| Lebanese | Bahibak |
| Lithuanian | Tave myliu |
| Luxembourgeois | Ech hun dech gaer |
| Macedonian | Te Sakam |
| Malay | Saya cintakan mu / Aku cinta padamu |
| Malayalam | Njan Ninne Premikunnu |
| Maltese | Inhobbok |
| Marathi | Mala tuhjha war prem aahe |
| Mohawk | Kanbhik |
| Moroccan | Ana moajaba bik |
| Nahuatl | Ni mits neki |
| Navaho | Ayor anosh’ni |
| Ndebele | Niyakutanda |
| Bokmaal | Jeg elsker deg |
| Nyonrsk | Eg elskar deg |
| Pandacan | Syota na kita!! |
| Pangasinan | Inaru Taka |
| Papiamento | Mi ta stimabo |
| Pig Latin | Iay ovlay ouyay |
| Portuguese | Eu te amo |
| Romanian | Te iubesc |
| Russian | Ya tebya liubliu |
| Scot Gaelic | Tha gradh agam ort |
| Serbian | Volim te |
| Setswana | Ke a go rata |
| Sindhi | Maa tokhe pyar kandoahyan |
| Sioux | Techihhila |
| Slovak | Lu`bim ta |
| Slovenian | Ljubim te |
| Swahili | Ninapenda wewe |
| Swedish | Jag alskar dig |
| Swiss | Ich lieb Di |
| Surinam | Mi lobi joe |
| Tagalog | Mahal kita |
| Taiwanese | Wa ga ei li |
| Tahitian | Ua Here Vau Ia Oe |
| Tamil | Nan unnai kathalikaraen |
| Telugu | Nenu ninnu premistunnanu |
| Thai | To female – Phom rak khun To male – Chan rak khun Informal – Rak te |
| Tunisian | Ha eh baek |
| Turkish | Seni Seviyorum |
| Ukrainian | Ya tebe kahayu |
| Urdu | Main Aap Say Mohabaat Karta Hoo |
| Vietnamese | To female – Anh ye^u em To male – Em ye^u anh |
| Welsh | ‘Rwy’n dy garu di |
| Yiddish | Ikh hob dikh |
| Yoruba | Mo ni fe |
| Zazi | Ezhele hezdege |
| Zuni | Tom ho’ ichema |
I hope this article has helped you learn to express your love in French and other languages with as much passion as you feel for your lover.
