Estonian: Ma armastan sind
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Adding to ioanna's post, in formal Arabic it's أحبك "uhibbuk" (uhibbuki when speaking to a woman). You have the possibility to say "Ana" (I) before the verb, or to skip it.
In my own dialect it's نحبك "n'habbek", whether you are addressing a man or a woman. Some parts of the country use نبغيك "nebghik" but it actually means I want you, in a non-sexual way.I thought of you and the years and all the sadness fell away from me - Pink Floyd
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Since Swedish was already mentioned here goes my Swedish dialect (though very similar): Ja älska(r) de (depending on how fast you speak you leave the r out, but then again it sounds a little like past tense)We part only to meet again ~ J.Gay
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Originally posted by Alsfia View PostSince Swedish was already mentioned here goes my Swedish dialect (though very similar): Ja älska(r) de (depending on how fast you speak you leave the r out, but then again it sounds a little like past tense)
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