Je vous aime [[French]]
Ich liebe Sie [[German]]
L'amo [[Italian]]
Ik hou van u [[Dutch]]
Amo-o [[Portugeese]]
я люблю Вас [[Russian]]
Jeg elsker deg [[Norwegain]]
我爱你 [[Chinese]]
私はあなたを愛しています [[Japanese]]
I love you [[English]]
All different languages,
Only one meaning.
Love:
They can ruin a person’s life,
Or save it…
You've saved mine.
I promise to love you forever,
for every day of forever.
Te quiero [[Spanish]]
Je vous aime [[French]]
Ich liebe Sie [[German]]
L'amo [[Italian]]
Ik hou van u [[Dutch]]
Amo-o [[Portugeese]]
я люблю Вас [[Russian]]
Jeg elsker deg [[Norwegain]]
我爱你 [[Chinese]]
私はあなたを愛しています [[Japanese]]
I love you [[English]]
Author notes
This reminds me of Edward and Bella from the Twilight series. And I actually put the lines that he proposed with in my poem because they were so romantic. I <3 Edward Cullen!
A contest entry
- For Valley Girl (My AP Daughter ) - Wedding Day Wishes by TizMoi.
1800 points, ended August 29, 2008, 5 entries
Bronze trophy winner
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Comments
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this is beautiful.
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I love this and how you put it all in different languages, its amazing! great job
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aaawwwwww!!!

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OMG I was looking for all these ways to say I love you last night!!
This is such a cool piece
I love the languages and the extract from twilight too
Good luck with your entry ^^
Claire x
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this is beautiful
and so amazing
those three words
even in different languages
mean so damn much

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I have read this one before Missa. Very creative. Thanks for entering.
♥


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Really origianl and very well written indeed with the different language uses, all of which have a universal meaning. Thanks for entering and good luck in the contest.


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thanks
so nice thank you
good luck
god bless
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Creative poem! I was really excited about the French because I love the language and just finished a college French course. This poem is short and sweet.
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I really enjoyed how you used so many different languages here. It really does mean the same no matter how it is said. Thanks for entering and good luck
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I love the different languages!! Great job!! there is much love to be had in this poem <3 Thank you mucho for entering!!
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thanks
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This is really unique and original. I like how you used all of the different languages
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This is so wonderful and I have a love for all languages so I really like how you have done this poem. Best of luck in the contests. Best wishes, -Nessa


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Thank you for your lovely entry , good luck in my contest, Josie
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I like this one. That's a lot of languages! I saw the first two lines before I clicked on this, and I was like, hmmm I wonder if there's German!
another way to say it in German if you don't want it formal is 'Ich liebe dich'. Just so you know! the Sie form is formal...
okay enough with the German lesson!
Great job, ich liebe es! (i love it!)

















