Em yêu anh ; Anh yêu em - All languages

O texto deve ser traduzido para português europeu e não brasileiro.

Я люблю тебя.

ai shi te ru yo ("ai" is read as "I", "shi" as "CHI" from the word "maCHInery", "te" as "tell", "U" from "ru" is read as the "oo" from the word "wood" and the letter "o" from "yo" is read as the "o" from "cork"... ^^

I love you very much = Ti amo tanto

There's a different in Hebrew when male says it or when female does. That's why the slash is used.

oHibuka/ki OR bHabak/ik

sarang hae... the "h" isn't pronounced, the "g" is mild and usually you pronounce "sarang hae" as if it were one word. the "a" from "sa" and "ra" is the "a" from "car", "n" is pronounced as the "n" from "can" and "-g hae" is almost pronounced as the "ge" from "get".

(m/f), (m), (f)

Te dua mire shume= love you so much

I am in love with you (Grá is not a verb)

ma armastan sind

said by men or said by women are diferent..

(phom rak khun - male speaker) ; (chan rak khun - female speaker)

m (mein ap say muhabat karta hoon), f (mein ap say muhabat karte hoon)

(f>m);(m>f)

èg elska þig ástin mín= I love you my darling

Can anyone write their pronunciations with latin letters? Thanks

Different ways to say that.