calzetin said:(for the Catalan speakers: do you really use "t'estimo"?)
It would be much better if you can give the english pronunciation as well.
calzetin said:You liar![]()
In your language you pronounce it "cua cuacua cuaaaaaaaaaa!"
Whodunit said:English:
I - ay
love -loof (not like in pool)
you - ju
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belen said:
ilonggo is pertaining to people who speak hiligaynon.rob.returns said:LOCal languages of the Philippines:
tausog- Mabaya aku kaimu
cebuano- naibog ko nimo, ginagugma tika
ilonggo-nagkagusto ko sa imo
chavacano-ta ama yo contigo
And in European Portuguese: Amo-te.Vanda said:In Portuguese:
Te amo! (most used)
Amo você!
Hello... Little correction please Rob...rob.returns said:LOCal languages of the Philippines:
tausog- Mabaya aku kaimu
cebuano- naibog ko nimo, ginagugma tika
ilonggo-nagkagusto ko sa imo
chavacano-ta ama yo contigo
Roi Marphille said:nope, we use this "cua cuacua cuaaaaaaaaaa!" to ask for a plate of spaghetti alla carbonara in a restaurant
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This is actually very sweet. In Czech this would mean "I vote for you" (in the political sense of the word).alby said:Volim te - croatian