all i know is that ayóí ánóshní or ayoo aniinish'ni or ayóí íínísh'ní means i love u in Navajo :) hope this helps!! (to have him/her always in mind)
hoolʼáágóó is the Navajo word for forever.
Hoolʼáágóó ałch'odanii'níi dooleeł. -- "we will always be friends forever"
hoolʼáágóó ayoo aniinish'ni --- I love you forever.(maybe. This may be in the wrong tense or mode. It may need to be in the optative or iterative or usative or future mode.)
Tagalaog translation of I LOVE YOU FOREVER: Habambuhay kitang mahal.
Je l'aimerai toujours. ~ I will love her forever.
It is: Nídin sélį́į́'
Für immer in der Liebe = Forever in love
'I love you" in Navajo is Ayóó Ánííníshní.To be in love with him/her is: ayóí 'óosh'ní or .... ayóí 'íínísh'níNavajo conjugation is very different than English so I can't say what "love" is separately from I or you or her/him/it.Navajo is tonal and the marks over the vowels are high tone marks not accent or stress. They change meaning.Marks between letters are the c consonant glottal stop like in Uh'oh.
when you say "i love you" it has a meaning! i love you is a sign of saying , i need you and i want to be with you forever.
You can say "Nta adorá pa sempre" in Cape Verdean Creole to express "I love you forever."
You would say "Nanchoo lava song" while you stare in there eyes!!!
say i love club penguin 24 times and u will get banned forever
To say "I love you forever" in Mandarin, you can say "我永远爱你" (wǒ yǒngyuǎn ài nǐ).
i love you
notre amour pour vous est forever