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40 I Love You in German

I love you in English I love you in German
I love you. Ich liebe dich.
I love you too. Ich liebe dich auch.
I love you so much. Ich liebe dich so sehr.
I love you more. Ich liebe dich mehr.
I love you very much. Ich liebe dich sehr.
I love you baby. Ich liebe dich, Baby.
I love you my love. Ich liebe dich, meine Liebe.
I love you to the moon and back. Ich liebe dich bis zum Mond und zurück.
I love you forever. Ich liebe dich für immer.
Mom, I love you! Mama, ich liebe dich!
I will always love you. Ich werde dich immer lieben.
I still love you. Todavía te quiero.
I really love you. Ich liebe dich wirklich.
I love you and I miss you. Ich liebe dich und vermisse dich.
I love all of you Ich liebe euch alle
I love both of you Ich liebe euch beide
I’m crazy about you Ich bin verrückt nach dir
I’m in love with you Ich bin in dich verliebt
I’ve got feelings for you Ich habe Gefühle für dich
I care about you Du bist mir wichtig
You turn me on Du machst mich an
You are the one for me Du bist der Richtige für mich
You are the love of my life Du bist die Liebe meines Lebens
I’m addicted to you Ich bin süchtig nach dir
You are my everything Du bist mein Ein und Alles
You are my other half Du bist meine andere Hälfte
Every time I see you, you leave me breathless Jedes Mal, wenn ich dich sehe, verschlägst du mir den Atem
I fall in love with you over and over again. Ich verliebe mich immer wieder in dich.
You make my heart warm and happy. Du machst mein Herz warm und glücklich.
I love you more than any word can say. Ich liebe dich mehr als jedes Wort sagen kann.
You are the person I want to spend the rest of my life with. Du bist die Person, mit der ich den Rest meines Lebens verbringen möchte.
You are incredible. Du bist unglaublich.
You are my sunshine. Du bist mein Sonnenschein.
I’m lost without you. Ohne dich bin ich verloren.
You complete me. Du vervollständigst mich.
I adore you. Ich bete dich an.
I need you. Ich brauche dich.
Life would be empty without you. Ohne dich wäre das Leben leer.
I miss you. Ich vermisse dich.

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30 Happy Birthday in Greek!

Happy Birthday in English Happy Birthday in Greek Happy Birthday! Χρόνια πολλά! Congratulations! Συγχαρητήρια! Happy Birthday to you! Χρόνια πολλά! Happy Birthday my friend! Χρόνια πολλά φίλε μου! Happy Birthday my love! Χρόνια πολλά αγάπη μου! Happy Birthday beautiful! Χρόνια πολλά όμορφα! Happy Birthday to me! Χρόνια πολλά σε μένα! Have a fabulous birthday! Να […]

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40 Happy Birthday in Hungarian!

Happy Birthday in English Happy Birthday in Hungarian Happy Birthday! Boldog születésnapot! Congratulations! Gratulálok! Happy Birthday to you! Boldog születésnapot kívánok! Happy Birthday my friend! Boldog születésnapot barátom! Happy Birthday my love! Boldog születésnapot szerelmem! Happy Birthday beautiful! Boldog születésnapot gyönyörű! Happy Birthday to me! Boldog születésnapot nekem! Have a fabulous birthday! Legyen mesés születésnapod! […]

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30 Happy Birthday in Arabic

Happy Birthday in English Happy Birthday in Arabic Happy Birthday! عيد مولد سعيد! eid mulid saeid! Congratulations! تهانينا! tahanina! Happy Birthday to you! عيد ميلاد سعيد! eid milad saeid! Happy Birthday my friend! عيد ميلاد سعيد يا صديقي! eid milad saeid ya sidiqi! Happy Birthday my love! عيد ميلاد سعيد حبي! eid milad saeid habi! […]

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Eat to live but do not live to eat

Some people love eating so much that they make their entire existence about finding the most delicious food for them to have. They wake up thinking about what they want to have for breakfast, and then they spend as much time as possible figuring out which restaurants are the most delicious, and making sure that […]

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Should vs Shall Legal explanation

Shall and Should are both modal verbs. 1. Shall expresses certain laws and rules Examples:You shall abide by the law.Students shall not enter this room. 2. Something take place or exist in the future a) We use shall for offers Examples:Shall I pick you up from airport? Shall we dance? b) Suggestion Examples:Shall I open […]

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Daily Use English Words with Meaning

Here is a very simple, yet attractive, common noun list. I hope you can start using them soon, if you’re not already! 280 Basic English Words You Should Know 1. account – an arrangement with a bank to keep your money there and allow you to take it out when you need to. 2. air – […]

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An Apple a Say Keeps the Doctor Away Meaning

A very old medical suggestion that has since turned into a common English expression used when speaking about Apples in general. Parents will often say this to young children to encourage them to eat apples. Especially for children who do not like to eat their fruits, parents can tell them “An apple a day keeps […]

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Good Morning in French

Ways to say Good Morning in French Good Morning Synonyms in English Good Morning Synonyms in French Good morning! Bonjour ! Greetings! Salutations ! Hi! Salut ! Hey! Hé ! How are you? Comment allez-vous ? Welcome! Bienvenue ! What’s up?! Qu’est-ce qu’il y a ? What a lovely morning! Quelle belle matinée ! Morning! […]

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What’s up in Spanish?

What’s up? – ¿Qué tal? / ¿Qué pasa / ¿Qué onda? / ¿Como va? / ¿Qué más? / ¿Qué hubo / ¿Qué Huele? What’s up in English What’s up in Spanish What’s up? ¿Qué pasa? Sup? ¿Cómo? Howdy? ¿Qué tal? How’s it going? ¿Cómo va todo? What’s happening? ¿Qué ocurre? What’s new? ¿Qué hay de nuevo? […]

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