How you say 'I love you' in Burmese?

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Title:	How you say 'I love you' in Burmese?
Answer:	Nin' go ngar chit dal

Hints:	1. The sentance structure is 'O+S+V' 2. O+go+S+V+dal 3. Nin' go ... ... dal

Equivalents:	1. I love you.

Explanation:	'Nin' go ngar chit dal' That's it! Nin' = you, ngar = I, chit = to love, 'go' is the word that make you know Nin' is an object, 'dal' is simply the ending word for a positive sentance! Literally: You (go) I love (dal).
Burmese > Popular Expressions > Making Love / Sex

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Guest

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February 5, 2015

difficult to know what english letters to use for the burmese letters
Instead of "Nin' go ngar chit dal", in Swedish we say "jag älskar dig"

龙 &.

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April 25, 2010

Instead of "Nin' go ngar chit dal", in Chinese, Cantonese we say "我爱你"

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