Ways to say I Love You

I saw this and thought it was cute for valentine's day. I will try them out on my sweetie! When I have time tomorrow, I'll post it on the families of prisonors site. I think the ladies there will like it.....  How to say I Love You in ten languages. 1. Since French is the "language of love", we will start there. "I love you" in French is written and pronounced like this:French: Je t’aime.Pronounced: Zhuh tem.The J in Je sounds like the g in mirage. T'aime (Tem) rhymes with them. 2. Spanish: Te amo.Pronounced: Tay ahm-oh.Te amo is the more romantic version, as opposed to the more common Te quiero. 3. Italian : Ti amo.Pronounced: Tee-ah-mo.4. German : Ich liebe Dich.Pronounced: Ish leeba dish or Ick leeba dick.The Germans pronounce this differently in different parts of the country 5. Swedish: Jag älskar dig.Pronounced: Ya ellscar dey. 6. Russian : Ya lyublyu tebya.Pronounced: Ya loobloo tebya.Speaking Russian can be a little tricky for native English speakers. 7. Chinese (Mandarin) - W? ài n?.Pronunciation: Wuh eye nee.The tones are very important when speaking Mandarin Chinese which has four pitched tones and a "toneless" tone. Different tones convey different meanings. W? or "wuh" - the tone falls then rises, ài or "eye" - the tone falls and n? or "nee" - the tone falls then rises. 8. Irish Gaelic: Tá grá agam ort.Pronounced: Taw graw o-gum urt.Taw and Graw rhyme with law. The O in O-gum is short as in “not” and Urt rhymes with hurt. 9. Greek : S' ayapo (It is spoken as s' agapo. The third letter is the lower case gamma).Pronounced: sag-app-oh. 10.I couldn’t resist adding this one for all of the “Lord of The Rings” lovers (including myself). This is how you say "I love you" in Elvish.Elvish: Melin le.Pronounced: MEL-in leh.