saying about love=)

I read a saying on a website that explains my opinion about love. Katherine Hepburn had told this. maybe some of you will agree with this.

"Love has nothing to do with what you are expecting to get, only what you are expecting to give..."

Katherine Hepburn

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Most of the times i agree with Katherine Hepburn. when you are in love with somebody, you always expect something from him/her. But when he/she doesn't do or remember your expectations, you become miserable. Instead of waiting your lover to do the things in your mind, i prefer to live the moment. And i'm sure that this avoids many problems between lovers so that they may have more romantic and enjoyable times.

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my idea...=)

I think the most beautiful words to say "i love you" in a different language is in Swahili language. You say "Nakupenda" in Swahili language rather than saying "i love you". I don't know why i chose it but it sounds more sympathetic than the other languages to me. When you say "Nakupenda" it sounds like you are doing a magic or something strange like magic. It's a charming word that the person you love is going to be affected by this word after you said to him/her. So i give an advice to everyone that wants his/her girlfriend/boyfriend to understand how he/she thinks about him/her. =)

hope these sayings will help you

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...Ways To Say "I love you!" In Different Languages...

Arabic: Ana behibak(to male) Ana behibek(to female)

Armenian: Yes kez sirumen

Bird Language: Agay logov yugu

Bulgarian: Obicham te

Czech: Miluji te

Dutch: Ik hou van jou

Farsi: Doset daram

French: Je t'aime

Georgian: Mikvarhar

German: Ich liebe dich

Greek: S'agapo

Italian: ti'amo

Japanese: Aishiteru/ Anata ga daisuki desu

Kurdish: Ez te hezdikhem

Latin: Te amo

Mandarin chinese: Wo ai ni

Pig Latin: Iay ovlay ouyay

Portuguese: Eu te amo

Romanien: Te iubesc

Russian: Ya tebya liubliu

Spanish: Te quiero/ Te amo

Swahili: Nakupenda/ Ninapenda wewe

Welsh: Rwy'n dy gari di