Literal translation: the one you love (if you are a male) = mi she'atah ohev (מי שאתה אוהב)
the one you love (if you are female) = mi she'at ohevet (מי שאת אוהבת)
Another possibility is the one word expression which translates as translates as 'Your beloved':
'אהובך' (Aa'hoov'kha for a male who loves a male, Aa'hoo'vekh for a female who oves a male) or
'אהובתך' (Aa'hoo'vat'kha for a male who loves a woman, or Aa'hoo'va'tech for a female who loves a female)
ahava akhat (אהבה אחת)
ahavat em (אהבת אם)
ahavá achát elohím echád - אהבה אחת אלוקים אחד
love = ahava (אהבה) strength = ko'akh (כוח) happiness = simkha (שמחה)
Baruch (ברוך)
PAHT-reek ah-hoo-VEE (פטריק אהובי)
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