I love you
"Cinta" has a variety of translations in English. The most common one is "tape", both in the sense of an adhesive and in the sense of a recording. "Cinta" can also be used for "cassettes", "videotapes", and "films".
Kuʻu aku
It means "I miss you" in Indonesian:)
"Bachala aku" translates to "I am hungry" in English. It is a phrase from the Yoruba language, commonly spoken in Nigeria. If you have a specific context or dialect in mind, please provide more details!
I miss u = Aku kangen kamu I love u = Aku cinta kamu
youre my life, i love u
aku cinta kamu
aku cinta kamu
"Aku cinta kamu."
The phrase 'aku cinta kamu' when translated to English is: I love you. The form is a very formal way to say I love you in Indonesian :)
aku cinta kamu dan aku sangat rindu merindukanmu :D
aku cinta juga means i love you too :)
I love you
aku cinta juga means i love you too :)
Aku cinta kamu (informal) Saya cinta anda (more formal) Gue cinta ma lo (teenage way of speaking 'i love you' informal)
rough translates as: I love you, my male friend. Aku= I/me/my Cinta(i)= love mu= (short for kamu) you/your teman= friend laki-laki= a male person, usually refers to a brother.