Tafsiri - Kialbeni-Kiingereza - Tung zemër te dua shumë

Didn't forget "you" in the sentence?

1. O τίτλος δεν είναι μεταφρασμένος σωστά
Tung zemër te dua shumë = Τουνγκ, καρδιά μου, σε θέλω πολύ
hello heart = γεια σου καρδιά μου
2. "Tung" είναι όνομα

I'm so sorry, I can't understand Greek, xristos, I'll ask kafetzou to translate...

Xristos said:

"1) The title isn't translated correctly.

2) Tung is a name."

He says it should be "Tung, my heart, I want you so much."

I'm not sure I agree with him. Although I don't speak Albanian, I believe that "tung" is a word, not a name.

Here's a quote from an e-mail I got a few years ago from a friend from Kosova:

"tung means Hi, well it means Bye too."

yes, "tungjatjeta" means "bonjour", I've just learnt it today.
About "te dua" it seems that it is translated as "I love you" in the "I love you" translations, but as I don't know albanese it may be a never edited eroor of translation. I say that because I've noticed that some of the "I love you" translations were recently translated as "I'm crazy about you" (or is it "I'm crazy of you"?)... I should check that maybe. Thanks for the Greek into English translation, kafetzou!

http://www.cucumis.org/traduction_0_t/voir-traduction_v_54083.html
Here, "te dua shüme" was translated by "I love you a lot"...

http://www.cucumis.org/traduction_0_t/voir-traduction_v_39971.html

Another one, where "te dua" is translated by "I love you"

http://www.cucumis.org/traduction_0_t/voir-traduction_v_13374.html

Here it was translated by "I'm crazy for you"

I think that the translation is good now that I edited, "te dua shüme" meaning "I love you a lot", or "I love you so much".

An Albanian-speaking friend of mine sent me this:

«The word "tung" is young-folks-abbreviation/slang for "tungjatgjeta," a mouthful of a greeting that means "Long life to you."»

She says the rest means, " ... my heart because I love you very much."