July 04, 2004

I love you. How to say it in many languages.

Why am I posting this? (It's lame, I know) 1) Because I love you all, and we're all from different countries. So I thought a little international mushiness is in order; 2) Because I'm in love (again). *blissful sigh* The object of my affection. (yes, I know he's not real!)

posted by Alnedra 20 years ago
  • Konoronhkwa, Alnedra. now i shall be fluent with the local indigenous folks. /as long as i don't say it at the wrong place and time.
  • T'estim, Alnedra! O to think of Klingons going "qabang" across the galaxy.
  • what a lovely post! thanks alnedra! and Ez te hezdikhem, as our kurdish monkey friends say.
  • 01001001 01101100011011110111011001100101 011110010110111101110101 011101000110111101101111
  • Saya cinta padamu, Alnedra, and sama-sama! *runs off to look up "banana" in Bahasa Indonesia*
  • 01001001 01101100011011110111011001100101 011110010110111101110101 011101000110111101101111 You *technically* forgot your 00100000's.
  • Kia hoahai. I like the Pidgin English, "Mi laikim yu".
  • I never knew you felt that way.
  • Tried to find it in Kaurna, but couldn't get any closer than "log" or "lunch". Pragmatists, these people.
  • I believe the terms is "numma nakkondi" (look about three-quarters down the page).
  • Thankee!
  • 'Rwy'n dy garu di Alnedra, and to all the monkeys without whom I would be a sadder and more bored prosimian. Ya lyublyu tebya!
  • No one says it like Lorca.