"I love you" in as many languages as there are on this forum <3

As there are people from all over the globe and speak lots of different languages, let's try and get this thread filled with how to say "I love you" in as many languages as possible. Just right the name of the language and then how it is said. If it is a language with a different set of letters ie Hebrew or Mandarin, please also add the transliteration (how it is pronounced/written in English) and also if it is read from right to left etc.
Let's see how many languages we come up with! I'll only put Finnish, even though I know how to say it in atleast 6 languages, just so I don't hogg them all and to give others a possibility to participate

Finnish: Minä rakastan sinua.

(Minä = I, rakastaa = to love, sinä = you)

[itsjen516]

Te amo
And in Korean it's sar-ang-hea
(Pretty sure I got that correct)

[CynicalQuixotic]

French: Je t'aime.

ETA: Little nitpick--you mean "how it's pronounced/written in the Latin alphabet". Lots of languages besides English use the Latin alphabet.

[Fretboard_Magic]

In Japanese, that would be " 愛してる " (aishiteru).

[Rugger]

I love you in American Sign Language.

[Kitten_mittens]

German - Ich liebe dich (ish lee-ba deesh)
Spanish - Yo te amo (yo tay ah-mo)

[Deleted]

Dutch: Ik hou van je. (Rough phonetics: Ick how vahn yuh). First words my SO ever said to me in Dutch!

Tagalog: Iniibig kita. (ee-nee-EE-beeg kee-TAH).

And we forgot English: I love you. Hehehe

[squeeker]

Welsh: "Dw i'n dy garu di" pronounced something like "Dween da gary dee" or something similar, it is hard to write the pronunciation and I'm not perfect and don't think I could ever be perfect in my translation. :P

[dglynn77]

Mandarin Chinese: Wo ai ni = 我爱你

[Ahava]

Swedish: Jag älskar dig.

[teachernicole]

Portuguese: te amo/amo você

[kittyo9]

Greek: Σε αγαπώ (seh agapo), usually abbreviated to σ'αγαπώ (sagapo)
Romanian: Te iubesc

[TooFarAway]

Dutch: Ik hou van je. (Rough phonetics: Ick how vahn yuh). First words my SO ever said to me in Dutch!

Tagalog: Iniibig kita. (ee-nee-EE-beeg kee-TAH).

And we forgot English: I love you. Hehehe

Uhm no isn't "I love you" in Tagalog "Mahal kita?" Or if you wanna say I love you very much than it's "Mahal na mahal kita baby" lolol

[talim]

Czech: Miluju tě (Pronounced "miluju tie")
Russian: Я люблю тебя ("ya ljublju tebja")

[CanadianGirl]

Tamil: நான் உன்னை காதலிக்கிறேன் (Naan unnae kadalikaraen)

Although, that's a bit formal/stuffy. Usually, people just say "Naan unnae love punraen".