Lets see if we can say the word 'love' in over 100 languages.
Ok here is number one.
1. AROHA
The language that comes from is Maori.
Ok here is number one.
1. AROHA
The language that comes from is Maori.
The 100 love languages
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Susanna
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Hahaha...oh man...Well quick, you grab the next before plan C get's snatched.First Dino stole my thunder by using a French term, then you stole my plan B.
Love in any language
Straight from the heart
Pulls us all together
Never apart
And when we learn to speak it
All the world will hear
Love in any language
Fluently spoken here
Straight from the heart
Pulls us all together
Never apart
And when we learn to speak it
All the world will hear
Love in any language
Fluently spoken here
There are various words in our many local languages that mean “Love.”
As a noun, here are a few:
Mahal, Pagmamahal, Pagsintá, Pag-irog (Tagalog)
Gúgma (Cebuano)
Amór (Chavacano)
Ayatén (Ilokano)
Chadaw (Ivatan)
Dálit (Pangasinan)
As a noun, here are a few:
Mahal, Pagmamahal, Pagsintá, Pag-irog (Tagalog)
Gúgma (Cebuano)
Amór (Chavacano)
Ayatén (Ilokano)
Chadaw (Ivatan)
Dálit (Pangasinan)
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Miri
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......or "the best way to a man's heart is through his stomach".
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