Moso I love you: madami
Naxi I love you: gri ni dipper
Keno I love you: ki hao
Hmong I love you: wijiamo
Tujia I love you: sae lugu
Daur I love you: bisi ahmite he had for...
Chinese I love you: wo ai ni
Korean I love you: Sa-lang hee-yo
Hakka I love you: woe-oh-you
Strong I love you: ku woe-mong
Yi I love you: ai chan mai
Mongolian I love you: bicha-mai tai-ri-i
Dai I love you: kang-ra k-fain
Su Lisu I love you.
Lisu I love you: Walalihe
Wa I love you: Omimai
King I love you: Anh ye^u em
Manchu I love you: bi simbe buyembi
Tibetan I love you: Nachulaga
Saracenic I love you: Sneh ah q washr
Sibean I love you: I love you in Mosuo: Madami
I love you in Naxi: Nisuer
I love you in Keno: Kihao
I love you in Hmong: Wijiamo
I love you in Tujia: Saeilugu
I love you in Daur: Bisi ahmeta for
I love you in Uyghur: Mansanyaxi Kuruman
Kazakh I love you: Alesi Jokolata Kurata
Russian I love you: Yakubiyeya
Tajik I love you: Slowly Tulodu Sterdan
Uzbek I love you: Sizni Sewaman
English: I love you
French: Je t'aime,Je t'adore
German: Ich liebe Dich
Greek: S'agapo
Jewish: Ani ohev otach (male or famale),Ani ohevet otcha (male or famale)
Hungarian: Szeretlek
Irish: taim i'ngra leat
Islamic: Mina armastan sind
Finnish: Min rakastan sinua
Belgian Flemish: IK zie u graag
Italian. Italian: ti amo,ti vogliobene
Latin: Te amo,Vos amo
Latvian: Es tevi Milu
Risbon: lino gramo-te bue',chavalinha
Lituan: Tave Myliu
Macedonia: Te sakam
Malta: Inhobbok
Poland: Kocham Cie,Ja cie kocham
Portugal: Eu amo-te
Romania: Te iu besc,Te Ador
Holland: IK hou van jou
Jakarta: Eu amo-te
Republic of Korea: Eu amo-te
Jek: Miluji te
Denmark: Jeg elsker dig
Alsace: Ich hoan dich gear
Armenia: Yes Kezi Seeroom yem
Bavaria: I mog di narrisch gern
Bulgaria: ahs te obicham
Spanish Catalan: T'estim
Croatia: Volim te
Azerbaijan: Men seni serivem
Menggara: Ami tomay bhalobashi
Myanmar: chit pa de
Cambodia: Bong salang oun
Philippines: Mahal Kita,Iniibig Kita
Indian Gujarati: Hoon tane prem karun chuun
North Indian: main tumse pyar karta hoon <
Indonesian: Saja kasih saudari
Japanese: Kimi o aishiteru Sukiyo
Korean: Tangshin-i cho-a-yo
Javanese: aku tresno marang sliromu
Lao: Khoi huk chau
Malay: saya Cinta Mu
Malaysia: Saya Cintamu
Mongolian: bi chamd hairtai
Nepal: Ma tumilai maya garchu,Ma timilai man parauchu
Persian: Tora dost daram
Tagalog: Mahal kita
African: Ek het jou lief Ek is lief vir jou
Ghana: Me do wo
Ethiopia, Amhara region: Ene ewedechalu(for ladies)
Ene ewedehalwe(for men)
Arabic: Ana Ahebak(to a male)
Arabic Ana ahebek(to a female)
Swiss German: Ich li b Dich
Creole: Mon kontan ou
Hausa: Ina sonki
Kenyan Bantu: Nigwedete
Madagascan: tiako ianao
Indian Assamese: Moi tomak bhal pau
South Asian Tamil: Tamil n'an unnaik kathalikkinren
Indian Telugu: Neenu ninnu pra'mistu'nnanu
Thai: Ch'an Rak Khun
Urdu: Mein tumhay pyar karti hun (woman to man)
Mein tumhay pyar karta hun (man to woman)
Vietnam: Em ye'u anh (woman to man)
Anh ye'u em (man to woman)
New Zealand Maori: kia hoahai
Eskimo: Nagligivaget
Greenland: Asavakit
Iceland: e'g elska tig
Albania: T Dua Shume
Russia: Ya vas Iyublyu,Ya Tibia Lyublyu
Serbia: Volim Te
Slovenian: Ljubim te
Spain: Te amo,Tequiero
Sweden: Jag lskar dig
Turkey: Seni seviyorum
Ukraine: ja vas kokhaju
Wales: Rwy'n dy garu di
Assyrian: ana bayanookh (female to male)
ana bayinakh (male to female)
Caucasian Circassian: wise cas
Uyghur. p>
Uyghur everyday language...
I (Man)
You (Sz)
He (U)
How are you (Yaheshimuzi)
I'm fine (Nahayiti Yaheshi)
Very well (Yaheshi)
Is there a restaurant near here (Yeken, Aitijeepta, Asihana, Bamu)
I want to eat (Itmakayman)
I want to eat (Itmakayman)
I'll eat (Itmakayman)
I'll eat (Itmakayman)
I'll eat (Itmakayman)
There is a restaurant near here. )
Accommodation (Ita and)
Shop (Mazen)
What do you want to eat (Nyima Yeisizi)
Eat (Hosi)
How much do you sell it for (Kancha Puluga Satisizi)
Too much (Baekke Kematikan)
Help me please (Yadatanam)
Please have a cup of tea (Chayi Yiqing)
Please have a cup of tea (Chayi Yiqing)
It's a good thing that you are here, because I am not a member of this family. Chayi Yiqing)
Please eat (Tamak Yang)
Where to go (Nayandai)
We're going to (Baalmizi)
Money (Puli)
Driver (Tefel)
Is it (Sendak)
No it's (Aimai)
Is there any (Bam)
Yes it is (Bam)
Yes it's (Bam)
Yes it is (Bam)
Yes it is.
No (York)
Yes (Alamus)
Yes (Alle)
No (Buyer)
Can I (Robmudo)
Yes (Bauledo)
No (Baobedo)
Thanks (Rhetti)
Sorry (Abbott).
It's okay (Khezek yok)
Can I take a picture? (Abernathy)
What's your phone number? (Tirifoni 挪木扔额子 看恰)
早上（艾提干）
中午（去西）
下午（去西提尼 可以尼）
晚上（开西）
馕（那呢）
抓饭（坡咯）
包子（玛那塔）
拌面（郎曼）
Roasted Meat (Kawafu)
Melon (Kuhon)
Boy (Barangay)
Girl (Keko)
Man (El)
Woman (Ayal)
There (Yadadah)
Bye-bye (Hoshi)
Man (El)
Woman (Yal)
We'll see you again (Yasi)
What's the matter with you?