I Love You
In Varga language, it's quite simple:
tett havasoyu. (tett is ti "you" in accusative form).
In Varga, you could also do havasoyu (for example, while standing before your beloved one -- in that whole intimate sense).
For instance, "I like you" in Varga is:
tett lakoyu. (as in Facebookni postudot lakotom "I liked that your post at Facebook").
Just this.
VOKABULAR:
havasoda (v.) : to love
lakoda (v.) : to like
postu (n.) : post (in a blog, Facebook page etc.)
tett havasoyu. (tett is ti "you" in accusative form).
In Varga, you could also do havasoyu (for example, while standing before your beloved one -- in that whole intimate sense).
For instance, "I like you" in Varga is:
tett lakoyu. (as in Facebookni postudot lakotom "I liked that your post at Facebook").
Just this.
VOKABULAR:
havasoda (v.) : to love
lakoda (v.) : to like
postu (n.) : post (in a blog, Facebook page etc.)
Facebookni postudot lakotom
ResponderExcluirTranslate: I liked that your post at Facebook.
Literally: Facebook-LOC post-your-ACC like-I.PAST.DEF
The use of definite is enough to show "that", so using ant (an in accusative form) is not needed.
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