Please help translate this phase to english. Gitem gitem mi amour
J J-9 New Member English / America Sep 8, 2006 #1 Please help translate this phase to english. Gitem gitem mi amour
A Alxmrphi Senior Member NW England UK English Sep 8, 2006 #2 Are you sure that is Italian? It doesn't look it.
Mickele Senior Member Italian, Tuscany Sep 8, 2006 #3 J-9 said: Please help translate this phase to english. Gitem gitem mi amour Click to expand... Ciao. It doesn't look like italian to me... A little bit more context would be appreciated .
J-9 said: Please help translate this phase to english. Gitem gitem mi amour Click to expand... Ciao. It doesn't look like italian to me... A little bit more context would be appreciated .
Mickele Senior Member Italian, Tuscany Sep 8, 2006 #5 J-9 said: Well maybe French. I'm sorry I'm not sure! Click to expand... Ciao. It doesn't look like French either ("mon amour")... Maybe some poetic phrase (mi amor = mio amore = my love), still I cannot figure out what gitem means...
J-9 said: Well maybe French. I'm sorry I'm not sure! Click to expand... Ciao. It doesn't look like French either ("mon amour")... Maybe some poetic phrase (mi amor = mio amore = my love), still I cannot figure out what gitem means...
Paulfromitaly MODerator Brescia ( 🇮🇹 ) Italian Sep 8, 2006 #6 J-9 said: Well maybe French. I'm sorry I'm not sure! Click to expand... It's French, but it's spelt wrong. I love you, I love you my darling.
J-9 said: Well maybe French. I'm sorry I'm not sure! Click to expand... It's French, but it's spelt wrong. I love you, I love you my darling.
A Alxmrphi Senior Member NW England UK English Sep 8, 2006 #7 You can post it in the "All languages" forum, they will be able to tell you what language it is!
O Outsider Senior Member Portuguese (Portugal) Sep 8, 2006 #8 It could be a humorous mix of French with Spanish... Definitely means "I love you, I love you, my love".
It could be a humorous mix of French with Spanish... Definitely means "I love you, I love you, my love".
A AGATHA2 Senior Member Wien, Austria german Austria Sep 8, 2006 #9 J-9 said: Please help translate this phase to english. Gitem gitem mi amour Click to expand... It could be french ? "Je t´aime, je t´aime, mon amour"
J-9 said: Please help translate this phase to english. Gitem gitem mi amour Click to expand... It could be french ? "Je t´aime, je t´aime, mon amour"
ireney Senior Member U.S.A. Greek Greece Mod of Greek, CC and CD Sep 8, 2006 #10 It may just be coincidence but "gitem" in Armenian means "I know"
M mansio Senior Member France/Alsace Sep 8, 2006 #11 It is French, "je t'aime, je t'aime mon amour" probably spelled in such a way that it imitates the Arab accent. We do that often in France because we have many people of North African origin.
It is French, "je t'aime, je t'aime mon amour" probably spelled in such a way that it imitates the Arab accent. We do that often in France because we have many people of North African origin.