How can I say I love you?
Simple & strange, how can you say this sentence in another way to have the same meaning?
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“I love you” is already in English.
Your question is unclear.
Translate what?
*Did I go blind again?
Translate doesn’t just refer to “the speaking language.”
You still need to elaborate.
- Be on their side even if they are wrong.
– Take a genuine interest in their hobbies
– Do things for them that they would have had to do themselves
– Make them shake (works in many situations)
– Don’t be uptight/bitchy (maybe it’s just me but someone who is stressed or uptight is bad)
– Laugh
– Tease
– Be financially responsible
– Listen to what they have to say
This really could go on forever.
If you were a Klingon, a tender way to express love to your mate might be, “I would let you live where you stand.”
To many people, I Love You is special in itself. You can’t get away with “I have very strong feelings for you” or, “I want to spend the rest of my life with you” without eventually saying I love you.
Not to mention, if you’re trying to avoid saying it, you probably don’t mean it, anyway.
You didn’t “simplify it” you actually made it make sense… *Now it does.
I (Heart) ♥ you
I use that a lot to imply less intense feelings of what OMG I AM SO TOTALLY, MADLY IN LOVE WITH YOU FOR ETERNITY, AND WE WILL NEVER EVER, NEVER PART when it means “I Love You.” *Yikes… Too much for me!
I ♥ U Is just a little thump… Like a prelude to a kiss in perspective.
If you don’t wanna say it, then do something that shows it.
“actions speak louder than….blah blah blah.” You know what I mean.
I have a hard on for you ! :-/
@Male No don’t lessen the impact of that… That is really important and very true!
No “blah blah blah.” Cooties or touch backs what so ever!
You nailed it.
@Scooby “I have a ♥-on for U.” LOL That’s awesome!
@GabrielsLamb
“Actions speak louder than words” the man said…… Lol…….
@GabrielsLamb turst me, i luv inglish, i dint mek sense now, u juss culdnt understand it before, so its simplfide now :P
@dreamwolf All joking aside though, I thought it made sence as a sentence I was just looking for a link.
@GabrielsLamb trans·late/transˈlāt/
Verb:
1. Express the sense of (words or text) in another language.
2. Be expressed or be capable of being expressed in another language: “shiatsu literally translates as “finger pressure.””.
lan·guage/ˈlaNGgwij/
Noun:
1. The method of human communication, either spoken or written, consisting of the use of words in a structured and conventional way.
2. Any nonverbal method of expression or communication: “a language of gesture and facial expression”.
see so this should make sense now :D my OP: Simple & strange, how can you translate this in another way to have the same meaning?
@dreamwolf ROFLMAO!
LINK: Computer Science a segment of text or a graphical item that serves as a cross-reference between parts of a hypertext document or between files or hypertext documents. Also called hotlink, hyperlink.
v. linked, link·ing, links
v.tr.
Uses, Epistomology: *To make an otherwise incomplete thought make actual sense.
@scooby That is the most AWESOME reaction to that link… I could ever imagine anyone ever saying. *Can I steal it and use it as my personal awesome quote?
I ♥ U or might you prefer I have a ♥ on for you?
*Even though that’s a physical impossibility…
Read Song of Solomon. It gets pretty steamy though.
@Judi – Wouldn’t it be awesome if someone actually put Song of Solomon to music!
@HungryGuy, Here’s a lyric for ya. I can you hear it to a Rap beat?
“You are stately as a palm tree and your breasts are like it’s clusters.”
“Honey, we’re 100 percent made for each other, emotionally, physically, and sexually.”
Everybody’s looking for something ^^
When I was hanging out with someone in whom I had a keen interest, she said that she wanted to write something on my hand. She then cautioned that I likely wouldn’t understand it. Any statement like that is a challenge to me. She wrote “ILD.” I smiled and said “Ich liebe dich auch.” She smiled sheepishly and said, “you took German . . . ” I shook my head and said, “my grandmother was German.” Then she kissed me . . .
Really??? Just go ahead and say it!!! I’ve been waiting!
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