How romantic is English?

[Ralf]

[NinaZara]

How 'babe' can really change the way a sentence sounds.

But Ralf, I think you can only use those lines with a linguist or a serious language student. Perhaps a medical student too or your personal physician Nice...

[Ralf]

[NinaZara]

Good luck, Ralf. She is the best candidate. If you are lucky she won't prescribe you to a psychiatrist. Worse, she might think of getting her own ears checked.

Just pulling your leg

Moving on, I notice men are usually the ones who say romantic things to women.

What about you boys? What is the most romantic thing said by a girl to you guys?

[Ralf]

[Michauek]

It's very hard to write it in english for me:/ No matter what how u say and no matter what language u speak, if your feelings are true, it's not important which language you use to express it
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Michal. I'm an english student

[Prezbucky]

how does one say "I love you" in Polish?
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Billie Jean is not my lover. Hee.

[Lost_Soul]

Just in case you might be interested in the Russian version:

Ia tebia lublu. (= I you love)

[Ralf]

[Lost_Soul]

Hi, Ralf

If you're asking me if "yellow blue" sounds like "Ia lublu", then I'd say foreigners (mostly English-speaking) with a very thick accent (that stands out a mile ) would pronounce them in the same way. But of course the more you master your pronunciation the more you'll see the difference.

[Yankee]

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Could you tell me what you meant when you wrote "unfunded" question, Ralf?
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[Ralf]

[Yankee]

Actually, I thought you might possibly have meant unfounded, but I didn't quite understand that either. Thus the question. I thought it might be some sort of Irish thing...

[Prezbucky]

[Michauek]

I love you = Kocham Cie (in Polish)

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Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes. Oscar Wilde
Michal. I'm an english student