How to say “I love you” in 15 languages
Whether it is for a partner, a wedding toast or a message you want to get right, here is “I love you” in 15 languages. Press ▶ to hear a real native speaker (not AI), at normal speed and slowly, then say it back.
| Language | “I love you” | Listen |
|---|---|---|
| Serbian | Volim te | |
| Turkish | Seni seviyorum | |
| Bosnian | Volim te | |
| Russian | Я тебя люблюYa tebya lyublyu | |
| Croatian | Volim te | |
| Albanian | Të dua | |
| Montenegrin | Volim te | |
| Armenian | Ես քեզ սիրում եմYes kez sirum em | |
| Belarusian | Я кахаю цябеYa kahayu tsyabe | |
| Georgian | მიყვარხარmiyvarxar | |
| Azerbaijani | Mən səni sevirəm | |
| Macedonian | Те сакамTe sakam | |
| Chinese | 我爱你wo3 ai4 ni2 | |
| Mongolian | Би чамд хайртайBi çamd khairtai | |
| Ukrainian | Я тебе кохаюYa tebe kohayu |
Tips for saying it well
Listen first, then speak: play the slow version two or three times, then the normal one, and say it out loud along with the recording. Many of these languages have sounds English does not, so the pronunciation shown under each phrase is a guide and the audio is the reference. Use the loop buttons on any phrase page to repeat it until it feels natural.
Phrases like this one are part of the ParrotBack To Love collection, with compliments, pick-up lines, declarations of love and more, each recorded by native speakers. See what is included.