Say "I LOVE YOU" in 3 or more DIFFERENT LANGUAGES and win $5 DOLLARS

[@FluentWorlds]

Thank you for watching our Valentine's Day video. Comment below with what languages you can speak! Also, join our FREE LANGUAGE LEARNING COMMUNITY to improve your language abilities: facebook.com/groups/fluentworlds/

[@empireofengland6039]

Of course I can say that I love you -English Я люблю тебя-Russian Mən səni sevirəm-Azerbaijan language. Wherre is my $5

[@ritasharma4473]

@@captainaryan26 nope most indians can speak 2 languages

[@ritasharma4473]

@@captainaryan26 even I can speak many languages

[@subasree2658]

I love you நான் உன்னை காதலிக்கிறேன் 사랑해

[@daviescaesar7754]

Hey bro I from Myanmar or Burma.. I love you..(English) ငါ မင်းကို ချစ်တယ်.(Myanmar) Nga Minko Chit Tal.😁(myanmar) .. Contact me😁... Yangon/ Mandalay.. Fb acc Robert David Son Amara...😁

[@hannofranz7973]

In Europe you should ask for "I love you" in at least six languages. Otherwise it's too easy.

[@dreamcatcheritsme4712]

Same in here in Malaysia, 3 was easy

[@NOT_a_YT_Channel]

Are ya challenging me son? Don't challenge an European lol Portuguese (🇧🇷 and 🇵🇹): Te amo/ amo-te (This is my language) Spanish: Te quiero/Te amo Italian: Ti amo French: Je t'aime Japanese: 愛している (aishiteiru) English: I love you

[@yesveryprofesionalnameyes6055]

If you speak Montenegrian, Bosnian, Serbian, or Croatian, they're all the same (maybe Slovenian too but I am not sure), so that's a free 5 or 6 languages including English lmao

[@thijseijk25]

I can in 7 🥳

[@FreakNeedsGlue]

@@dreamcatcheritsme4712 yall Malaysians always bring your country up

[@joaoclaudio6060]

I've edited this comment so you don't know what I did comment in the first place.

[@ericktwelve11]

Hahahah so easy....that's the huge advantage of romance language

[@imersimon1703]

Me speaking all these languages also Catalan, Arabic and Basque.

[@JohnRivers-ol5tv]

Great

[@dilmafelipe4683]

Exactly!

[@siiiiu]

boom tetris for jeff

[@ipshitasingh8931]

An Indian person can easily win this challenge.

[@rumamoitra3822]

easy peasy

[@frstarz]

why

[@ipshitasingh8931]

@@frstarz Because in india language changes after every two hundred kilometres and accent changes after every 100 kilometres. So even if am Indian doesn't speak any foreign language, he or she would be able to speak atleast three or four Indian languages. And around 19500 dialects are spoken in India and 22 languages are recognised in the constitution. 😊

[@giulianomamane897]

A NORMAL person can easily win this challenge

[@tamanna8323]

@char chawani ghode par, Pakistan mere lowde par lmao the cringe one tho

[@grafyad]

"Ich hab dich lieb" in german actually means "I love you/I really like you" but more in a platonic way. But you can also say "Ich liebe dich" which is mostly used in a romantic way. :)

[@AppelXY]

YOu can also say that in aromantic way. For example if you are already in arelationship.

[@grafyad]

@@AppelXY I think that's quite rare. I mean I'm not german, yet german is still my first language since I'm swiss. But usually I only hear people say "ich habe dich lieb" in a platonic way or if they've been together for a very long time

[@kat__rapunzel]

@@grafyad I'm german, I can confirm that "Ich hab dich lieb" is the version for non-romantic lovers, e.g. friends and family

[@xunvenile]

@@AppelXY no one in Germany would say ich hab dich lieb in a romantic way :D

[@grafyad]

@@xunvenile I remember times where people online said it was weird to say "ich liebe dich" in a relationship but its literally so weird to say "ich hab dich lieb" instead😭

[@ArielleVicMaxim]

It should be in three different languages other than English 🤓

[@FluentWorlds]

Good idea for next time! Thanks!

[@LebaneseAtHeart]

@@FluentWorlds I love you 😘 🇬🇧 Je t’aime 😍 🇫🇷 Ti amo 💕 🇮🇹 Ich Liebe Dich 🇩🇪 أنا بحبك 🇱🇧 Ti quiero 🇪🇸 Te amo 🥰 🇵🇹 Now I want my money 💰! I am Lebanese and now 5 dollars are the greatest opportunity ever !

[@NxrthNDie]

@@LebaneseAtHeart In Spanish it is "te amo"

[@jesusolvera8794]

@@LebaneseAtHeart Actually in spanish is "te amo/te quiero"

[@LebaneseAtHeart]

Ahhhhh okay ! Sorry 😐 I am not fluent in Spanish 🇪🇸 yet !

[@morgannn5439]

I’d do: 1. English, “I love you” 2. Spanish, “Te amo” 3. ASL, “🤟” 😂😂 Technically it counts.

[@freoli]

i was thinking exacly the same!

[@bluesprite805]

Yeah I know asl to 🙃🙃

[@allisongomezchancla2732]

@@martina9723 bro, both of them r used in Spanish and they mean different kind of love each. U can hear "Te amo" in different languages bc of it's origin, is the same

[@allisongomezchancla2732]

@@martina9723 and I'm from México, hi

[@caroldecastro2720]

@@martina9723 Te amo is Spanish Amo-te Portuguese.

[@alfie9664]

"I love you" in British "I love you" in American "I love you" in Canadian "I love you" in Australian Effortless!

[@EX1zzzT]

1 language, 4 accents

[@krystoespinoza43]

@@EX1zzzT yes

[@krystoespinoza43]

Español; te amo Inglés; i love you Italiano: ti amo

[@fr4n167]

Estados Unidos es el país ignorante

[@krystoespinoza43]

@@fr4n167 exacto

[@emilijavilne6899]

My heart fluttered when i heard "i love you" in latvian. Its so cool thath people learn such a difficult language. Love from Latvia🇱🇻🇱🇻

[@xiiv.emilia]

we got the same name but im bulgariannn😂🇧🇬 my best friend is latvian tho so she teaches me some words sometimes! pretty cool language :)

[@emilijavilne6899]

Coooolllll!!! If u dont mind, how do you write your name?

[@lukasgeras609]

Oh yes sure ! So cute. Greetings Braliukas! ❤️

[@catsam9583]

Love from Latvia, liepaja 🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻

[@emilijavilne6899]

@Cat Sam im from Valmiera🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻

[@catys.m9108]

I always forget that Americans only speak English. Like they only know one language. That’s crazy, most other countries know their own language and then at least English and often more

[@emilyroberts5388]

Lets not forget how INCREDIBLY massive the US is, and as an American I know people who have 2,3,4,5 etc languages and then some who have none, so its really a toss up😕 but I'd say the most common languages people know are English and Spanish.

[@emilyroberts5388]

@@olivia5030 they say we're ignorant😑✋

[@hungabunga513]

Lmao what? America has so many people who speak so many different languages that we don't even have an official language.

[@catys.m9108]

@@hungabunga513 yeah but those languages didn’t originate from the US. That’s people who often have another ethnicity than just American. That’s where there second or multiple language comes from. I meant people that are 100 fully American often don’t naturally speak another language than English.

[@waylonrigsby5954]

@@catys.m9108 English didn’t originate from the US either lol. The only people who are “ethnically American” are the Native Americans, and they spoke American languages until European countries invaded and forced their languages onto them. But yes, English is the most widely spoken language in the US. And most native English speakers in the US don’t know multiple languages.

[@MaxTargin0]

I would be able to say it in 8 languages, I’m not a polyglot, just have way too much free time to watch Netflix and no friends :/

[@meme-sw2dp]

Same

[@prettyeyesclef5018]

Same

[@roccatino7051]

We can be friends

[@Priti_Jadhav]

I got you bro

[@FsimulatorX]

you got 4 new friends here

[@barbiloli9481]

No one: Every single person in this video: "I love you." "Te amo." "Je t'aime."

[@davidarcila7467]

Easy 5 bucks *Spanish:* Te amo *Portuguese:* Te amo *Latin:* Te amo

[@ZesNZN]

@@davidarcila7467 xd

[@Dann435nomine]

Não entendi mas também te amo loli.

[@kotan8189]

@@davidarcila7467 it that's Brazilian Portuguese you are right if you are talking about European Portuguese it's: Eu amo-te

[@lucasplayer]

@@kotan8189 I'm Brazilian, that's true, the "I love you" can be the same depending on any country in Europe.

[@dorothycho2467]

Korean always seems to be a difficult language for English speakers to pronounce, but it's very refreshing to see someone learning Korean 🇰🇷

[@Sebseyebrows]

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[@ПростойчелизНукуса]

Fun fact: he doesn't even know if they are saying these words in other languages correctly 😂😂 Edit: omg guys, thank you so much for your likes, I never had this large number of them before. I really appreciate that!

[@turtellok4964]

I think there wouldn't be a problem if they don't say it correctly, the only important thing is that they actually say "I love you" in these languages and don't make anything up

[@ПростойчелизНукуса]

@@turtellok4964 so, you know all these languages then?

[@turtellok4964]

@@ПростойчелизНукуса of course not I just said that it only matters that they know the language or at least this one phrase. The pronunciations doesn't have to be perfect t

[@michel4566]

Ты про того чувака в кепке,лол?😅

[@szvkggskakg_3829kcvlacwfwf]

Ты каракалпак? узбек? русский?

[@vanderleiluzajunior2082]

Its easy for people who speak romance languages: Eu te amo - portuguese Io ti amo- italian Yo te amo - spanish Je t'aime - french

[@FluentWorlds]

Love it! Thanks for watching!

[@laflora166]

We don't say "yo te amo" we just say "te amo"

[@vanderleiluzajunior2082]

@@laflora166 yeah. But for a comparison purpose I added the "Yo" to it. After all, it might not be usual but it isnt grammatically inaccurate either.

[@danielvanr.8681]

And then there's the rowdy kid in class who just _has_ to be interesting; Romanian: te iubesc 😂

[@laflora166]

@@vanderleiluzajunior2082 you are right

[@signore90_47]

Saying "te quiero" in spanish is like "I love you" but NO, you can say "te quiero" to a friend but not "te amo" unless your relationship is very very strong. It's just like saying "I like you a lot but not enough to love you."

[@Eduardo-kn4sf]

Yes actually i little confuse about that in English " i like You" is like say " te quiero, me caes bien " or something like that right?

[@danyarbaiza1191]

@@Eduardo-kn4sf si

[@solorock28]

@@Eduardo-kn4sf no, te quiero es obviamente mas fuerte que "me caes bien" me caes bien< te quiero< te amo

[@erickeker8761]

Pero bien que sepan el Quiero.

[@supportnetwork7005]

I’m from Mexico and I say Te amo. Te quiero sounds like a lie to me.

[@Wali0203]

I can say it in 10 different languages 😃 1. I love you ( English, international ) 2. Ich liebe dich (Deutsch in Germany🇩🇪 , Austria🇦🇹 and Switzerland🇨🇭) 3. Man dostat daram ( Farsi in Afghanistan🇦🇫 & Iran🇮🇷 ) 4. Ze sta sara mina larom ( Pashto in Afghanistan🇦🇫 & Pakistan🇵🇰) 5. Me tomsi pyar karta hu ( Urdu in India🇮🇳 & Pakistan🇵🇰 ) 6. seni seviyorum ( Turkish in Turkey🇹🇷 & Turkmenistan🇹🇲 ) 7. Ti amo ( Italian 🇮🇹) 8. je t'aime ( French ) 9. ana uhibuka ( Arabic ) 10. 🤟🏻

[@marecookery6624]

It’s too much for me lol 😂

[@Wali0203]

@@marecookery6624 i know that’s too many and now i have learned a few new in this video 👍😅

[@Wali0203]

@Speed The Jolteon‎ 👌🏼👍😃

[@rafoxcastillo1793]

The word "te amo" is from spanish lenguage

[@MalekMimouna]

It's أحبك in Arabic

[@Valerius10]

You can say the same thing three times and win: "tē amō" in Latin, "te amo" in Spanish and "te amo" in Portuguese.

[@shishinonaito]

The funny thing is that you would be saying the same thing in three different versions of Latin 😁

[@kawaiiburguer9079]

but in portugese they pronounce the "te" like "chi"

[@tenderman3555]

@@kawaiiburguer9079 Only Brazilian Portuguese does it.

[@feistylittlepanda5572]

@@kawaiiburguer9079 It depends on the accent. I'm Brazilian and I pronounce the 't' as in Spanish and Italian

[@lucasherissontrindade9888]

@@feistylittlepanda5572 but youre minority haha

[@einhamsteraufderheide3591]

I would've said: Ich liebe dich - German Я тебя люблю - Russian I love you - English

[@Pmam-vy9th]

No bye

[@____________________5680]

Ja lol same

[@stjeep]

me too i study English and German and im Russians its the first ones i would said

[@einhamsteraufderheide3591]

@@stjeep oh thats cool! My first language is german and I study English and Russian in school :D

[@nadjawerthner418]

@@stjeep my first language is german because i am from germany and i am learning english in school and i am learning russian by myself and i can also speak german,english,spanish,french,russian,korean,japanise and chinese

[@dhanu3423]

"Saranghae" in Korean.. "Wo ai ni" in Chinese.. "Main apse pyaar karti Hoon"in Hindi (India)... "Ang nono hamjakgo"in kokborok (Northeast India, Tripura) my language...

[@shubhajahota2068]

XD woah I would do the exact same just would change the last one

[@chandrikarout7812]

You watch drama right 😂

[@TanishqueMishra]

Aami tomake bhalobasi- Bengali Snehikunu- telagu Hum tohra se PREM kareni-Bhojpuri Even I can speak more than 10 language 😂😂😂😂

[@wolfyrichards]

我爱你 = wo ai ni

[@bandanasaikia6048]

Imagine if all indians starts using their own languages, easily would win the competition 🤣🤣

[@pinetreelynx5428]

5:59 the right way in German would be “Ich liebe dich”. “Ich hab dich lieb” is said to friends or family.

[@claudiotoledo633]

eu te amo🇧🇷, te amo🇨🇱, i love you🇺🇸, ich liebe dich🇩🇪, ti amo🇮🇹, Je t'aime🇫🇷

[@propmi-vitor7650]

Cough cough, eu amo-te🇵🇹, te quiero🇪🇦

[@batblood7388]

French is beautiful

[@cerrisseticareca8576]

@@propmi-vitor7650 português de Portugal é bem diferente mesmo, no Brasil isso foi simplificado

[@Davie-fc8pu]

@@cerrisseticareca8576 a que te refieres?, Creí que portugués de Brazil y portugués de Portugal era casi lo mismo como el español latino y español españa

[@lyz8647]

@@Davie-fc8pu a pronúncia entre pt-pt e pt-br é bem diferente, e até algumas palavras tem significados distintos

[@shashikala8157]

Tamil:Naan unnai kadhalikiren Kannada: Naanu ninnannu preethisuthene Hindi: mein tumse pyar karthi hun Telugu:nenu ninnu premisthanu Korean: Saranghae Spanish:Te amo

[@zenitsuagatsumanezukochann8502]

Malayalam- nan ninea sneahikunnu (formal) anikk ninea isttava (informal)

[@sahanaadhiseshanxiic2576]

Tamil army semma naanum from Tamilnadu and Army

[@suryaditya857]

Kannadiga is here

[@deepakdk4196]

Refer : Nanban Movie Song For to know Love in different Languages.....

[@upscguide6781]

I love you 2நான் உன்னை காதலிக்கிறேன் 3ഞാൻ നിന്നെ സ്നേഹിക്കുന്നു 4আমি তোমাকে ভালোবাসি 5હું તને પ્રેમ કરું છુ 6 मैं आप से प्रेम करता हूँ

[@ymirfritz2759]

2:26 she’s amazing, she pronounced the letter (ح) so perfect

[@sakowskyy8635]

MIKASA WAS YMIR FRITZ ALL THE TIME OMG

[@akam_33]

A7buka 😂❤

[@40lara40]

Totally

[@blnk2912]

Agree👍🏻

[@Kate-qe6my]

@@blnk2912 blink

[@kiwiiikotiro8437]

1:23 awesome to see someone in the US speaking Samoan and Tongan! It’s rare to hear almost any Polynesian language outside of Polynesia or Aotearoa ☺️

[@ariannasmith6491]

Come to Southern California, so many Samoans who can speak their native tongue here. I grew up with Samoans and was always at their house spending the night

[@nasa3842]

I can say " i love you " in Arabic and Turkish, Korean, Japanese and Chinese. This is when you watch so many serieses and movies.

[@valeriaa1559]

And how do you say it in those languages?

[@baguettebtch]

@@valeriaa1559 Korean- saranghae, Chinese- wo ai ni and Japanese- aishteru

[@nasa3842]

@@valeriaa1559 turkish - seni seviyorum Arabic - ahbk احبك .. for the ح letter there is no letter in Eng. that sound similar to it but H it is the closest.

[@aratamo7830]

@@baguettebtch oh I forgot the Chinese one is 😂 I knew it before

[@bakugokatsuki908]

Arabic: "أنا أحبك" Turkish: "Seni seviyorum" Korean: "사랑해"

[@SuperFra2002]

6:24 I feel it, man

[@DaMan]

Rip

[@romanov7472]

😂

[@hosniben4134]

Ooo

[@saikodonut2315]

man prolly lost all his will to live after that💀

[@अण्वायुवरीवर्त]

Noo Nooooo my man was so chill

[@aayushs.taehyung4631]

Some south asian languages. Hindi: mai tumse pyar karta hu. Punjabi: mai tennu pyar karda haan. Bengali: ami tomake bhalobashi. Assamese: moi tomak bhalpau. Nepali: ma timilai maya garchhu Malayalam: njan ninne snehikkunnu. Brajbhasha (a dialect of Hindi) : mai tose neh karu hu.

[@lovepreet9155]

Urdu: mujhe tumse mohabbat h Rahsthani: main thare se pyar karu

[@ame754]

Right Braj bhasha my mother tongue. I am from western UP ;) Language of sant Kabir, kalidas, Ras khan, Tulsidas and Hanuman Chalisa

[@ananyabhagat7052]

Wow you know all these languages?

[@aayushs.taehyung4631]

@@lovepreet9155 wow

[@aayushs.taehyung4631]

@@ame754 yupp, my mother tongue too.

[@bel_bell]

It's really cool to see that people know how to speak one word in another language, studying languages is something amazing and when you put it into practice it's even better I love the video!!! :)

[@MissMercury12322]

I was waiting for someone to say "I love you" in Polish ❤️🇵🇱

[@yeeeeeeep1275]

Lubie

[@matthewsemple]

It's at 1:49 - Kocham się

[@meelaa383]

@@matthewsemple thats actually “Kocham Cię”

[@matthewsemple7773]

@@meelaa383 thank you for the clarification. Alas, I am not a native speaker!

[@meelaa383]

@@matthewsemple7773 as I thought, but you did great anyway!

[@jerlinardon1587]

OMG I didn't expect to hear someone speaking Q'eqchi on this video. I'm from Guatemala 🇬🇹 There are 24 diferent languages here and one of them is Q'eqchi.

[@ToutCQJM]

That was awesome

[@elima2257]

Yo tampoco lo esperaba, orgulloso de ser guatemalteco 🇬🇹🇬🇹

[@salem6985]

Guatemala

[@daesmua]

Increible

[@KimyQueen_]

Me neither! I'm from Guatemala too :)

[@sorahhh2123]

“Ich liebe dich” German “Te amo” spanish “Je taime” French “I love u” English “Saranghae” Korean “Ti amo” Italian “Ek het jou lief” Afrikaans Language genius 😂

[@zaazilcb]

"Wo ai ni" in chines

[@epicleo2197]

Gute Tag

[@davidarcila7467]

@@zaazilcb 我爱你♥️

[@evellynfonseca1965]

"Te amo" portuguese and spanish

[@ferraneixon]

사랑해

[@Noone-2424]

6:00 I was waiting for someone to say I love you in Persian/Farsi 😌💖 Thanks you 🐿

[@candykookie7477]

Indian's can easily win this challenge 😂 (Mummy daddy I'm famous)

[@armygirl-ll8yq]

Ofcourse ..I can say in English, hindi, thamil ,malayalam kannada ( because Iam indian) Also say in chinease korean Italian ( by watching dramas)🙂 😺 😻

[@anupama405]

Mem thum pyar karne ഞാൻ നിന്നെ പ്രേണയിക്കുന്നു Na unne kathalikre I love you Sarangea

[@harini409]

It's true!

[@aparnasingh9358]

I talk in three languages on daily basis..lol.. most of indians do🤣

[@SurjeetSingh-wv9mm]

I can say in hindi punjabi english and korean

[@bhavyasharma4863]

Come to india people generally speak 3 language 😂😂

[@ame754]

Exactly! I can speak 8 at least

[@valentinasoto6026]

Who are the most common?

[@ame754]

@@valentinasoto6026 Hindi is most common in almost every region.

[@chaudhary_areebah]

@@valentinasoto6026 English, Hindi, 1 regional, French/German/Spanish as a 3rd language in school

[@yeaboi8785]

@@chaudhary_areebah sanskrit how u forgot संस्कृतम and marathi

[@avinna7145]

When you love watching C&K dramas so much that the word we could think of is “我爱你” and “Saranghae” 😂😂😂 and of course, “I love you”

[@jiminshair3721]

Yes.

[@JellyBean-jp3bh]

살랑해 Army😋💜

[@Liza-ep8cm]

@@JellyBean-jp3bh it’s actually 사랑해

[@jeonyn7038]

yeah

[@lil_sanjana]

Lol lol trueeeee

[@TakahashiTakami]

我愛你 愛してる 사랑해요 Mahal kita ผมรักคุณ Aloha au iā ‘oe

[@jeckyll9788]

I'm just going to say it in every language I know Te amo (Spanish, Portuguese, Latin) Ti amo (Italian) Je t'aime (French) 사랑해 (Korean) 我爱你 (Chinese) Suki/Daisuki/Aishiteru(the least common) (Japanese) Ich liebe dich (German) I want my $15 . . . . . Kidding 😂

[@bibi-oq9sf]

I love you (English) 🤟🏻 (Sign language)

[@MomoMatsuura]

Kocham Cie (Polish)

[@cosmicowls7017]

People don't really use aishiteru in Japan. A lot of the time people will use suki or daisuki meaning favorite or find of.

[@bibi-oq9sf]

@@cosmicowls7017 why people don't use aishiteru?

[@alinnecarolainydelimaalves626]

em português falamos eu te amo normalmente sem abreviar para"te amo"

[@angelodicarpi9360]

You can literally say in Spanish, in English and the last one you make it up and say it's Bengali Easy 5 bucks

[@parkjimin-standkb-62]

Haha fr😂 Nice trick

[@Roozyj]

and then if it turns out they understand bengali, say you messed up and meant tamil/hindi/urdu/punjabi/kannada... whatever xD

[@folkehoffmann1198]

"Ich hab dich lieb" is more like what we would say to our children or parents in Germany. If you wanna say it in a romantic way it's "Ich liebe dich".

[@epicleo2197]

😂

[@Godmylastalias]

Ich hab das gleiche gedacht, aber ich wollte es nicht schreiben, weil das so unheimlich deutsch ist 😂

[@folkehoffmann1198]

@@Godmylastalias Naja, aber wenn z. B. meine Mutter mir sagen würde "Ich liebe dich" und mein Mann mir nach einem romantischen Kuss sagen würde "Ich hab dich lieb" würde ich wohl beide etwas komisch angucken.

[@slavatichom]

Yeah, exactly, that's what I though 'bout when he said that

[@stockie21]

Es ist halt so, keiner würde zu seinem Partner "Ich hab dich lieb" sagen

[@mayzie4680]

"Saya cinta awak" - Malay "Saranghae" - Korean "I love you" - English "Aishiteru" - Japanese

[@ThePositiev3x]

What I understood from this video: Nobody knows German in USA

[@theblackryvius6613]

People used to, (Wikipedia says that people of German descent make up the largest ethnic group in America) but then the World Wars happened and it was banned and stigmatized all throughout the country.

[@raymax_1071]

I mean, they don't have to.

[@adr77510]

Useless language 😝

[@mrsraven9169]

Ich liebe dich. I'm French tho

[@today_i_will_draw7870]

I lived in Colorado for a year and was actually very surprised by how many people learned or knew a little bit of German. There was also German classes at the High School I went to

[@Lea-xl5fk]

English: I love you German: Ich liebe dich Russian: Я тебя люблю Spanish: Te amo Portuguese: Te amo Italian: Ti amo

[@Lary0O0o0]

Portuguese: eu te amo*

[@pedromorais2440]

@@Lary0O0o0 Brazilian Portuguese: eu te amo* European Portuguese: eu amo-te

[@messaoudkrioua5002]

أنا أحبك arabic

[@BroncoIsBack]

Jeg Elsker Deg

[@tsuyuasui1290]

Dutch: ik hou van jou

[@cristianpajban5051]

I am proud of this guy who mentions one of the 23 languages ​​of Guatemala. 🇬🇹 🙌🏼

[@lore1758]

Orgulloso? Lo más seguro esq el sea de ahí

[@yamiletsuero6354]

@@lore1758 pero lo importante es que más personas podrán conocer ese idioma.

[@sunsetpeach7y]

💙💙💙

[@melissal0p3z_]

🇬🇹❤️

[@LIBBB__]

AMO A MI GENTE!!!! 🇬🇹💙!

[@linkybee3778]

Being a Swedish this would be no problem😅 Me personally know the word “I love you” in the languages, Swedish, French, Spanish, English and Norwegian. Norwegian is really easy to copy “I love you” as you only need to change up how you pronounce it from Swedish

[@musicman0329]

Not in Finnish? :(

[@linkybee3778]

@@musicman0329 no but I can say a curse word

[@musicman0329]

@@linkybee3778 go ahead with power of Perkele.

[@linkybee3778]

@@musicman0329 yeah that’s the only one I know😂

[@musicman0329]

@@linkybee3778 well I can tell you what "I love you" is in Finnish :D

[@gheorghitaalsunculitei9146]

Simple: Bosnian: Volim te Croation: Volim te Serbian: Volim te That's so easy

[@goldenrebel25]

Te jubesk in Romanian

[@epiccool5082]

Croatian*

[@Mister_Surveillance]

@@goldenrebel25 te iubesc*

[@goldenrebel25]

@@Mister_Surveillance sry i had it in my mind like that

[@farkasyoni]

I was searching my Balkan brothers ✌️🤣🤣

[@celisdeandaeliudalberto5335]

"Casi todos sabemos querer Pero pocos sabemos amar Es que amar y querer no es igual" - José José.

[@_sillywild_]

Temazo

[@Colonel_MaelRadec]

Alta canción

[@mychemicaltokiohotel4918]

Eso es todo

[@jesussamaritanoayala8614]

?

[@patriciosevolvioreggaetone7834]

Estadounidense promedio traduciendo tu comentario: .__.

[@lazark5880]

"Volim te" -Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian Easiest 5 dollars of my life

[@vojskasrbije2149]

I ja tebe

[@ky5797]

kad je venčanje

[@vojskasrbije2149]

@@ky5797 Sutra je, kum si

[@lazark5880]

@@vojskasrbije2149 hvala vojsko srbije

[@ky5797]

@@vojskasrbije2149 kumica* hahahah bice lepo

[@Animemylife-pu7ot]

I'm from Italy and I know: I love you = english Ti amo = italian Te amo/Te quiero = spanish Je t'aime = french Ich liebe dich = german Aishiteru (あいしてる)/daisuki (だうすき) = japanese Wo ai ni = chinese

[@AlbertHenriques]

6:57 “I’m from New Mexico” “Albuquerque?” “No Bloomfield it’s a really tiny town…” “Ok beautiful we love Albuquerque” 😂😂

[@IsaacLOUIV]

Lmao

[@moizh3399]

He should have ask her about meth labs? 🤣🤣🤣

[@-bxngtxn.7661]

"Saranghae" in Korean "Mahal kita" in Tagalog "Te amo" in Spanish "Wo ai ni" in Chinese

[@MINSISFor]

"Main aapse pyar karti hoon" - Hindi(India). " Mu tumaku bhala payé"- Odia( India) "I love you" - English "Saranghae" - Korean( Hangul) " Wo ai ni"- Chinese "Te amo" /"Amo te"- Portuguese,Spanish

[@propmi-vitor7650]

"te amo" isn't the only way, in where I live, Portugal, we use the European portuguese, and here is "amo-te"

[@MINSISFor]

@@propmi-vitor7650 Thanks for the info!

[@propmi-vitor7650]

@@MINSISFor you're welcome🙂

[@muzix7896]

Challenge easily accepted! Visayan Version: mahal ka nako Tagalog version: mahal kita English version: I love You Korean Version: saranghae (The first threr is the ones I can fully speak with and of course I'M 💛TRILINGUAL 💛)

[@samiramamedova428]

“I love you”- in English “Я тебя люблю”- in Russia 🇷🇺 “Ben seni seviyorum “- in Turkey 🇹🇷 “Men seni severem”-in Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 “Я тебе кохаю”-in Ukraine 🇺🇦 “მენ შენ მიყვარხარ” in Georgia 🇬🇪 “Ti amo”- in Italy 🇮🇹 “Je’tame”-in France 🇫🇷

[@lightadze187]

Glad that someone knows this in Georgian :D

[@Davie-fc8pu]

Ukranie supremacy

[@dorinbadulet5677]

"Te iubesc" - in Romanian 🇷🇴

[@il1l0]

@@Davie-fc8pu cringe

[@samiramamedova428]

@@lightadze187 yeah! couse I live in Georgia 😜

[@jisoosmandu2514]

No one: Not even a soul: Me, a Kpop Stan: SaRanGhAe

[@madilynprior6403]

Haha

[@gersongalvez5343]

Same 🤣

[@lauren6773]

Yesss

[@ash-kc7bx]

same 💀

[@amiramokli7229]

Sameeee

[@lARArADOSAVLJEVIC]

Serbian: Волим те. Russian: Я люблю тебя Portuguese: Te amo English: I love you Spanish: Te amo Italian: Ti amo

[@simianto9957]

Dutch: Ik hou van jou

[@-Honeymoon]

French: Je t'aime 🇫🇷

[@simianto9957]

@@-Honeymoon french is hell

[@MrRavLP]

Polish: kocham cię Finnish: rakastan sinua

[@legios07]

Bulgarian : Обичам те

[@leonor_canas]

1. English- I love you 2. Portuguese- Amo-te 3. Spanish- Te quiero 4. French- Je t'aime 5. Korean- Saranghae 6. Chinese- Wohaini 7. German- Ich Liebe Dich 8. Hawaii- Aloha

[@g0th0lee22]

Japanese - daisuki

[@vastoaspecto]

Te amo (Spanish) Te amo (Portuguese)

[@allisonospina1409]

Spanish: Te amo Italian: (Io) Ti amo Portuguese: Eu te amo Albanian: Te dua English: I love you French: Je t’aime German: Ich liebe dich Greek: Se agapó

[@melanowacka9382]

Russian: я люблю тебя

[@mmusa7607]

Turkish: seni seviyorum

[@melanowacka9382]

Polish: Kocham Cię

[@sumejashkreta9358]

Hii im from Albaniaa😅🇦🇱

[@allisonospina1409]

🇦🇱❤️❤️👐🏻 I’m Obsessed with Albania haha

[@ObiWanKhenobi]

Español: Te amo English: I Love You Français: Je t'aime Portugues: Eu te amo Maya: In Yaakumech ❤

[@joycelima3051]

Portugues: Eu amo-te

[@AlberAlex]

Wow!, el maya. ¿Eres de México o de Guatemala?. :D

[@alexandrerodrigues5104]

@@joycelima3051 european portuguese is "Amo-te" brazilian portuguese is "eu te amo"

[@ObiWanKhenobi]

@@AlberAlex México, de Yucatán. 😁

[@kikiriiki01]

Chino:woaini:"))

[@sruthi381]

As an Indian I can say I love you in 7 languages Malayalam : Njan ninne snehikkunnu Hindi : Main tumhen pyaar kartaa hoon Tamil : Naan unai kaadhalikkiren Korean : Sarangheyo Chinese : Wo ai ne Italian : Ti amo English : I love you My mother tongue is Malayalam, official language of Kerala

[@ALanMFC-x5f]

😌🇮🇳

[@tsgjfh2889]

Chinese is Wo ai ni (我爱你）

[@laissaferreiradasilva3467]

Português Brazil is Te amo

[@bluesprite805]

Spanish is ti amo

[@aln6204]

@@bluesprite805 no Ti amo is italian and te amo is spanish

[@tejaswiniagale3829]

Marathi- Maza tuzyavar pream aahe (my mother tongue) Hindi- Me apse pyar karti hu(national language of India) Malayalam- ñān ninne snēhikkunnu(learnt from my ex) English - I love you Korean - Saranghae (learnt from K-drama and BTS) French- je t'aime (learnt from my ex)

[@xZShaneRemeydZx]

Yo lo diré en 3 idiomas que no sean mi idioma natal: - I love u - Saranghae (En coreano) - Aishiteru (En japonés)

[@Hatsune-Miku_Fan]

ღ

[@bluesprite805]

Yes English Korean and Japanese

[@Goldlidia]

Actually, japanese people don't usually use Aishiteru. They use Daisuki, wich is not as deep as the other word.

[@SiimplyBasic]

@@Goldlidia yup ^

[@OsamasStory]

Fun fact “I love you” was the first thing I learned in English.

[@ansaksa]

Because it was written on your teddybear?

[@OsamasStory]

@@ansaksa I never had a Teddy bear. 🧸

[@mikat_2977]

As most people who are learning korean and realized that they heard saranghae and the meaning 7 years ago

[@alekzo6964]

My first thing that I've learned was *suka* blyat' (in russian | b**ch, f**k)

[@gonpapel7623]

me too

[@JaisonArts]

"Te amo" em português parece ser bem popular...

[@RednewMaia]

Te amo em espanhol e português é a mesma coisa...

[@disan9135]

Sorry to burst your bubble but they are saying it in Spanish. There are only a few countries that speak Portuguese and Spanish is more known worldwide.

[@isma_chan_3989]

​@@disan9135 but te amo in portugues is equal in spanish ;-;

[@pedro9157]

Eles sabem só pelo espanhol ;-;

[@davidcampelo]

@@disan9135 you're only partially right! Te amo is I love you in Brasilia Portuguese, and Portuguese is the 5th most spoken language on the planet! Between Portugal, Brazil, a few African countries, Timor, Goa and Macau. We're many many many millions. Sorry.

[@raymbngsm9015]

I can say that in English, French, Arabic, German, Italian, Korean, Japanese, and Mandarine

[@Qanyuli]

“I love you” British “Te amo” Spanish “I love you” American “I love you” Canada “Ti amo” Italy “I love you” Australia There I did it

[@felixeustayeu7035]

Lmao dying🤣🤣🤣

[@ansaksa]

Canada is also America 😂 usa then. But language is called english for all 4

[@davidsolmen]

America is a continent

[@jeniffersoares305]

América is a conttinent

[@mv8957]

Being a trilingual growing up, I thought everyone is like me and thought it's not hard and it seems not all people can do that

[@valvaraad]

I am bilingual growing up, and I learned English in school

[@sagittario5543]

I was a multilingual growing up (5 languages) and I thought the same.

[@nirvanawayne9503]

It definitely depends on the area of the world you live in, but in most western countries it's actually quite rare to be trilingual. However, here in Europe most people will speak 2-3 at an intermediate or so level (from my experiences at least). I've personally always wished I was able to speak a lot of languages fluently/natively like some people. But I've worked hard and since a couple of months I can officially say I'm fluent in English :) (I got C2 on my CAE test so I'm pretty sure that counts). In case you're curious I've been tought 2 more languages in school that are both at about A2-B1 level: French and German.

[@nirvanawayne9503]

@@sagittario5543 5 :0 Do you speak all fluently or do you speak some only rarely or in specific contexts?

[@arikakarin2323]

Me too.. But it is because requiring language as a kid is easier too. If you start with two.. It's easy all the way..

[@pranavkumar5152]

Adding the flags of the countries was a genius Idea (Especially china and india).. 🎉🎉

[@Priti_Jadhav]

Yeah he does that in every video and I thought at least this time there will be Indian and I watched but🙂

[@pranavkumar5152]

@@Priti_Jadhav I literally fast forwarded it to ...😅

[@Priti_Jadhav]

@@pranavkumar5152 😂😂

[@pranavkumar5152]

@@Priti_Jadhav ME;hey,where u from?and how old are u (if am suppose to ask 😅) ....... PRITI; ladki dekha nahi ki umar puch dala😒😒.... I actually need some people (stranger)to do voluntary experiments

[@woqalora]

I bet china didn't help

[@afna.sh_]

I love you- english Saranghae - korean Wo ai ni - chinese Te amo- spanish Njan nikke snehikunnu - malayalam Me thujse pyar karthi hu - hindi

[@yuvrajshinde6082]

1. 'Mi tuzyavar prem karto'/ मी तुझ्यावर प्रेम करतो - Marathi/मराठी 2. 'Main tumse pyaar karta hoo'/ मैं तुमसे प्यार करता हू - Hindi/हिंदी 3. I love you - English 4. Aami tomake bhalo bhashi - Bengali 5. Main tane prem karu chhoo - Gujrati I wish he was here in India. Many people are trilingual here. He would literally have bankrupt 😂😂😂

[@achintyachaudhary2739]

It's "aami tomaké bhalo bhashi"*

[@yuvrajshinde6082]

@@achintyachaudhary2739 Ohh... Thanks for correcting me.

[@achintyachaudhary2739]

@@yuvrajshinde6082 anytime ;-)

[@EagleOverTheSea]

Also in Gujarati it is Hoon not Main.

[@PhongExpat]

7:00 “Where are you from?” “New Mexico” “Albuquerque?” “Oh, no a small town, called s-“ “Oh we love Albuquerque!” Girl: 🙃 Hahahahahahah

[@delovoyme]

1:46 он слишком мило сказал "я тебя люблю" :)

[@KoychyOdo]

Я тебя лублу)

[@Covid-om4fn]

Скорее фальшиво)

[@r3n37a3]

Yes haha. I understand russian, but i can't speak. I am bulgarian so. He need to try to say обичам те

[@Chu._..]

Ооо кто-то русский

[@r3n37a3]

@@Chu._.. ето балгарска

[@army_loves_bangtan7569]

English - I love you Bangala -আমি তোমাকে ভালোবাসি Hindi- मैं आपसे प्यार करती हूँ Korean -사랑해 Japanese-わたしは、あなたを愛しています French - je t'aime Gujarati- હું તને પ્રેમ કરું છુ ✌️✌️ I can easily win this

[@KawtarElAallaoui]

Arabic : أحبك English: I love you French: je t'aime Dutch : Ik hou van jou German: Ich liebe dich Italian : Ti amo Spanish : Te amo Turkish : Seni seviyorum Indonesian : Aku cinta kamu South korean: saranghae Japanese: kimi o ai shiteru

[@abdubaev]

Russian: я тебя люблю Uzbek: seni sevaman

[@something49]

Azerbaijani:Səni sevirəm

[@yokoumiko7108]

English: "I love you" Spanish: "Te amo" Japanese: "Aishiteru" or "Daisuki". Italian: "Ti amo"

[@Kirfvq]

愛してる Itoshi teru This is the correct way 😅

[@Jasav92]

@@Kirfvq aishiteru is actually the correct one 愛してる

[@mmusa7607]

Turkish: "Seni seviyorum"

[@mikat_2977]

@@Kirfvq i'm really not fluent but from the other replies i'm guessing you just got 'Itoshi teru' off google translate and ofc knowing google translate there might be some errors. Idk tho

[@NOT_a_YT_Channel]

愛している The correct way to say "aishiteru" In japanese it's actually "ai shite iru", but we can say that is "aishiteru", without the i

[@dreampianist8]

I love you in 4 languages: English: I love you Mandarin: wo ai ni (我爱你） Cantonese: ngo jung yi nei German: Ich liebe dich

[@theultrawarrior7448]

If it was hello/greetings, I am able to say it in at least 10 different languages. Japanese - Konichiwa Korean - Annieonghaseyo Mandarin - Nihao Hindi - Namaste Russian - Previet Arabic - Marhaban Italian - Ciao German - Hallo French - Salut Spanish - Hola Hawaiian - Aloha Greek - Yeia sou/Kalimera Armenian - Barev Philipino - Kamusta Portuguese - ola etc... sorry for leaving out Portuguese at first. Blessings

[@Dnn_lzz]

korean: Saranghae / 사랑해 Chinese: Wo ai ni / 我愛你 Spanish: te amo

[@nicolerojaschavez8547]

I love you in three languages... "Te amo" in spanish, "Te amo" in portuguese and, I bet you didn´t knew this one.. "Rohayhu" in guaraní (most spoken in Paraguay)

[@RodrigoOliveira-qd3yp]

in Portuguese the correct one is "Amo-te", the "te" cannot come at the beginning of a sentence

[@DandaraLisboa]

@@RodrigoOliveira-qd3yp provavelmente ela quis dizer portugues br, pqe no brasil ninguem fala amo-te

[@RodrigoOliveira-qd3yp]

@@DandaraLisboa no português BR Te amo também está errado

[@divi_aint_home]

3 languages? How about 4? Italian - Ti amo French - Je t'aime Spanish - Te amo Japanese - Daisuki (or aishiteru if you wanna spend your life with the person you are talking to)

[@Ruthlessleader]

I would say: Arabic - أحِبُكَ English - I love you German - Ich liebe dich

[@helenj413]

Ukrainian - я тебе кохаю Russian - я тебя люблю Polish - kocham cię French - je t'aime Slovakian - l'úbim t'a German - ich liebe dich Spanish - te amo Korean - saranheyo Chinese - wo ai ni

[@ta_ly]

ohh so many Slavic languages, what's your native language?

[@leeeun-jin6351]

Me being a kpop, anime and C-drama addict: why are you NOT asking meee!!

[@johannaS.12]

I thought the same 🤣

[@myself7428]

it happens me being an indian know i love you in 4 languages😂 from india and one from c drama and one from korean and one from anime so i get more than 5😎😂

[@cherrybomb5564]

Hahahah exactly my thought 😂

[@ttnct4122]

Same here

[@jdopessprite6547]

@Tanjiro Chinese drama😉

[@JustTenshii]

If you’re from North Africa, you’ll probably already know three languages which are Arabic (mother tongue), French (since most of the North African countries were French colonies before, French now makes a huge part of most of these countries’ school programs / education). And then you have English, which is also taught at schools since it’s the “world language” that everyone should know how to speak in the present day. Beside all those, most people may decide to learn another language, by liking or preferences, or because of certain circumstances. For example, I’m a big fan of Japanese anime and manga, that’s why I’ve been learning Japanese. Whilst my sister likes Turkish romance series, therefore, she’s learning Turkish. My uncle pursued his education in Germany, that’s why he speaks German, while a friend of dad is married to a Norwegian woman, and they’re both living in Norway; that’s why he speaks Norwegian.

[@inssaftrankil2485]

Yeah there is also amazigh language

[@haveaniceday9493]

We also learn german/spanish/Italian in high school then in university we also have Chinese and Russian(there could be more but im not sure)

[@CarlosM-vw4pp]

Guatemala loved the second guy! B)

[@EdwardRock1]

More like south Mehico 🇲🇽👨🏾

[@juliatut3905]

@@EdwardRock1 What need is there to want to overshadow my country 🇬🇹 whenever its mention and do not mention Mexico? Are all Mexicans like that? Because whenever I see comments like the first one, and then is always some envious Mexican wants to mention it from place to place, and I'm not saying that I hate the country; But I do hate people from that country who do that. Not all of Latin America is Mexico, there are many other countries and that you say that really is annoying, and it only shows how pedantic you are. I hope I am not speaking for everyone. Each country has its culture, and we can be on a par with or have been one only country in the past; but now each has their differences that makes them unique. Maybe you don't mind this either

[@Aangeeee]

1:01 I'm proud of that boy speaking in Qeqchi 🇬🇹 Most of the young population no longer speak it, he left me impressed

[@Abigal98]

Same, that made me so happy to hear that first thing

[@khrystynabarna9695]

ukrainian: я тебе кохаю russian: я тебя люблю english: i love you spanish: te amo italian: ti amo

[@heavylight5676]

polish: kocham cię

[@лилчич-д4л]

Serbian: volim te

[@torobche79]

Omg, 6:06 I wasn’t expecting anyone to say it in Persian, except if there were any Iranians in the video, but you my dude, wow great job!

[@hemalathan8863]

Glad he comes to India!! U can have a title of "I love u" in 5 different languages and still get yr pocket empty

[@insanelyawesam1420]

Yeah fr!

[@alejandrobrenes1129]

Someone: wraps up with some random babble. The guy: that's very impressive!

[@babhrabee]

As an indian i can tell it in more than 12 languages 😂 lol we Indians gonna easily win this...

[@babhrabee]

Atleast i can say I love u in 12 indian language... I don't know entire language 😂😅😂🤣😂😂 I guess you noticed that I wrote *IT* in my comment

[@fishyfish6510]

Damn 12 is impressive. I know only 6

[@shrekbiscuits2805]

@Tanjiro those who are bengali or live in south tend to know more languages than north indians coz in south itself there are so many languages in close proximity like malayalam, telugu, tamil, kannada and then they tend to know a little bit of hindi and then english is universal. 💁🏻‍♀️

[@Adarshjha-fw7cu]

I know 4

[@babhrabee]

@@shrekbiscuits2805 true am a bengali

[@diyasmusicbeats1096]

I'd 😂 1:indian(Hindi):muje tumse pyar hai 2: English: i love you 3: Korean: saranghaeyo and other French:Je t'aime Italian:Ti amo Chinese:Wǒ ài nǐ German:Ich liebe dich Japanese :Aishiteru

[@clare4300]

English: I love you French: Je t'aime Italian: Ti amo Croatian/Bosnian/Serbian: Volim te Spanish: Te amo Norwegian: Jeg elsker deg Korean: Salanghae

[@RodrigoOliveira-qd3yp]

Portuguese: Amo-te

[@mariannenannerlmozart8179]

Portuguese: Eu te amo English: I love you French: Je t'aime I don't really love you guys, you know that.

[@beomfirst438]

me:🇧🇷 “eu te amo” portuguese “te amo” or “te quiero” spanish “ti amo” italian “je t’aime” french “사랑해” (salanghae) korean “i love you” english

[@lorena8407]

Eu tbmmmm e ainda sei em libras e ASL

[@Seven-zc7qr]

”我愛你“ （Wo ai ni) chinese

[@opolo704_4]

And 愛してる (Ai Shiteru) in Japanese

[@athos401]

italian is "ti amo" for romantic love and "ti voglio bene" for relatives, friends...

[@riddhimasaha7565]

I can also say in 4 language 1) English-- I love you 2) Hindi-- me tumse pyar krti hu (female)/ me tumse pyar krta hu (male) 3)Bengali-- ami tomake bhalobasi 4) Korean -- Saranghaeyo

[@dezairiek4649]

I know how to say “I Love You” in 10 languages lol 1. “I love you” - English 2. “Ik hou van jou” - Dutch 3. “ Mi ta stimabo” - Papiamento 4. “Mi lobi yu” - Suriname 5. “Te amo” - Spanish 6. 🤟 - ASL 7. “ Ich liebe dich” - German 8. “Ti amo” - Italian 9. “Je t’aime” - French 10. “Ai hod yu in” - Trigedasleng

[@NOT_a_YT_Channel]

Wanna learn how to say in three more? Latin: Te amo Portuguese: Te amo Japanese: 愛している (aishiteiru) (But usually people use suki or daisuki instead of aishiteiru, because it's quite of a strong word)

[@gimmiedashasha]

I know how to say I love you in Korean, English, Japanese, Spanish, French and now by watching this video I can say it in Sign language too...

[@gimmiedashasha]

...Too bad I can't use any of them, because I don't have a Girlfriend. lol.

[@camilasalazar6484]

I know all of them plus chinese

[@gimmiedashasha]

@@camilasalazar6484 Chino es uno de los mas difíciles lenguajes en el mundo.

[@drlmyst]

@@gimmiedashasha el MAS dificil para aprender, con esas letras que no se como gente se acuerda. pero koreano es facil, los tienen mas simple

[@baguettebtch]

American sl?

[@manuelgutierrez6546]

Is it normal that being a native Spanish speaker, "te quiero" sounds more natural to me than "te amo"? Te amo sounds either textbookish or directly taken from a telenovela to me haha. I am from Spain, maybe that has something to do. Of course "te amo" and "te quiero" are both OK but te amo feels a little awkward to me. The degree of intensity some of you talk about, I really haven't experienced it in daily life with others, not even in a relationship. Te amo just sounds over the top. Maybe we never loved enough each other lol

[@pordondeandatomi]

Totally. It feels like "te amo" is a set phrase non-native speakers learn at some point. Like for example take a singer: they would turn to the crowd and go "Te amo" in stead of "Los amo/los quiero".

[@faithgarcia7638]

I think part of it is that te quiero kind of carries less weight. Te Amo has a lot of intensity behind (I've never said te amo to anyone, I'm saving that for getting engaged someday) The reason it sounds more "textbook" would probably be because foreigners don't understand the intensity of the words and therefore, they are much more likely to use them at an inappropriate time or with the wrong person.

[@GalaFerrari]

In my humble opinion, it's become a frequent way of expressing affection these days. It doesn't feel "textbookish" anymore. In fact, teens usually use "te amo" to tell how much they care about each other -sometimes in a pretty lighthearted way as well. (I am from Latin America)

[@manuel.a.vinces2017]

It depends a lot of each one snd the environment where it was raised. I tell my wife "te amo" all the time, and its natural to me. Also, I never would tell a friend "te amo" because there is a lot of passion in that word, or even "te quiero" cause it is kind of cheesy, but it is easy to say "los quiero a todos". But, thats only me.

[@edugames4423]

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[@Freaky_Franky]

Here's my variants: Russian: Я люблю тебя (Ia libl'u tebia) German: Ich liebe dich Ukrainian: Я тебя кохаю (IA tebia kokhaiu)