How do you write and say the word “love” in different languages?

lele: How do you write and say the word “love” in different languages?
I just want the word “love,” not the phrase “I love you.”
Any and every language you know please : ]

Answers and Views:

Answer by Vikinkii
Chinese – Ai
Latin – Amor
German – Liebe
Finnish – Raskataa

Answer by Surenne
Hindi=pyar
German=liebe
Spanish=amor
French=amour
Italian=amore

Answer by Chris-Zucu
In spanish is amor.

Answer by Ciarán G
English – love
French – l’amour
German – Liebe
Spanish – amor
Italian – amore
Portuguese – amor
Polish – miłość
Dutch – liefde
Finnish – rakkaus
Norwegian – kjærlighet
Danish – kærlighed
Swedish – kärlek
Greek – ἀγάπη (agape)
Hungarian – szerelem
Turkish – așk
Chinese – 爱 (ai)
Japanese – 愛 (ai)
Korean – 사랑 (sarang)

Answer by Saviour of Sacraficed Babies
japanese- ai

a as in Apple i and in Ink

😀

and smush it all together

AI!
sorta like saying eye

german-liebe
lee-beh

spanish- amor
a as in father m as in m and o as in only and r is rolled a bit
e_e

Answer by jk
Irish:

love = grá (graw)

Scots gaelic:

love = gaol (gail)

Answer by Elektrisk
verb – älska (el-skuh)
noun – kärlek (share-lek)

Swedish

Answer by Loupz
Sundanese : Deudeuh (eu as in ‘europe’)
Javanese : Tresno (Tres-no, e as in ‘ago’)
Indonesian : Cinta (ceen-tah)
Padang-ese : Cinto (ceen-toh)

Answer by Amber
french: amour
spanish: amor

mm..

Answer by Azadeh _
in farsi it is : eshgh
pronounced: “e” like “e” in “desk
“sh” like “sh” in “fish”
“gh” like “r” in French language

Answer by Cymro bach
Welsh – Cariad
Cornish – Keryn

Welsh is my native language
Cornish is very similar to welsh and i’ve learned it

Answer by adventuregal94
Burmese
Chit pa de

Cherokee
Gv ge yu hi

Chinese (Cantonese)
Moi oiy neya

Chinese (Mandarin)
Wo ai ni

Danish
Jeg elsker dig

Dutch
Ik hou van jou

Egyptian
Ana bahebek

Farsi
Tora dust midaram

French
Je t’aime or Je t’adore

Gaelic
Ta gra agam ort

German
Ich liebe Dich

Greek
S’agapo

Hawaiian
Aloha Wau Ia ‘Oe

Hebrew
Ani ohev otach (male to female)
Ani ohevet otcha (female to male)

Hmong
Kuv hlub koj

Italian
Ti voglio bene

Japanese
Aishiteru

Lakota
Lela washtae che la ke

Norwegian
Eg elskar deg (Nynorsk)

Ojibwe
Gi zah gin

Pilipino (Tagalog)
Iniibig kita

Polish
Ja cie kocham

Portuguese (Brazilian)
Eu te amo

Portuguese
Amo-te

Romanian
Te iubesc

Russian
Ya vas liubliu

Spanish
Te amo

Swedish
Jag alskar dig

Turkish
Seni Seviyurum

Welsh
‘Rwy’n dy garu di.