Guess The Language #1 - I love you!

Here are 15 different language's versions of 'I love you!' Do you know what language they are in?

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Hint	Answer
Jag älskar dig!	Swedish
¡Te quiero!	Spanish
Je t'aime!	French
Kocham cię	Polish
Nān unnai kādhalikkiren	Tamil
Te amo!	Italian
Maite Zaitut!	Basque
Dw I'n dy garu di	Welsh
Mein ap say muhabat karta hoon (m)	Urdu
Ek's lief vir jou!	Afrikaans
I love you!	English
Szeretlek!	Hungarian
S'agapó!	Greek
Mo nifẹẹ rẹ!	Yoruba
Ik hou van je!	Dutch

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4 Comments

Level 82

Oct 28, 2015

Wrong letter in the Yoruba one, should be 'Mo nifẹẹ rẹ'. I tried a ridiculous number of Native American languages, cause ę is used there for nasal vowels.

Level 20

Oct 28, 2015

I don't have this letter on my keyboards - so I used the most similar looking one!Sorry for the inconvenience,but I have no way of changing the letter!

Level 66

Oct 29, 2015

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Level 66

Oct 31, 2022

Spanish should be "te amo".

"B-but it's the same as Italian" then use something else.