I love you.
Not sure what you are getting at with the first part, but "sagapo moro mou" means "I love you my baby."
It means ''I love you more than chocolate''
The meaning of the term, 'sagapo', is I love you in Greek. Someone can say I love you in French by saying, Je t'aime. I love you in Macedonian is, Te Sakam.
I love you. Σε αγαπάω > Σ'αγαπώ (sagapo= Love you)
sagapo means I love you and filia means friendship....I love you friend? I guess that's what it means but I'm not greek so it might have a different meaning when put in a sentence.
Ah, isn't that a lovely word? "Sagapo" means "I love you" in Greek. It's a beautiful way to express your feelings to someone special. Just like a happy little tree, love has roots that run deep and branches that reach high.
σαγαπώ ακόμα και αν με ξέχασες (sagapo akoma Kai an me xechases)
"S'agapo poli agapimou" is Greek and translates to "I love you my love" in English. It is a romantic expression of love and affection.
enagkalismee keh aspasmee the stress is at the last syllable of each word. εναγκαλισμοί και ασπασμοί
Greek: Σ 'αγαπώ πολύ και πάντα θα (Sagapo polli Kai panda tha)Finnish: Rakastan sinua paljon ja tulee aina olemaanSpanish: Te quiero mucho y por siempre
I dont believe there is a different between mainland greek and cypriot greek on this one."se agapo" (long form) "sagapo" (short form)even if there is another phrase in the cypriot dialect, they will know what this means. Cypriot Greek speakers can understand and speak mainland greek pretty much fluently.We can understand Greek very well-its our language, the Greeks are the ones who have problems understanding us- but anyway if you want to tell it in Cypriot you'll say 'agapose'
It mean what you don't what does it mean.