my little love. my boyfriend always calls me that <3
It means 'sweety', so it's something you say to your boyfriend or girlfriend. 'Lief' means 'sweet'. Not in the sugar sense, but in the sense that people can be sweet.
'Lie' is pronounced as 'li' in the English word 'linear. 'fje' is pronounced as 'fu' in the English word 'furious'.
In Flemish, you would say "mijn zonen" to mean "my sons."
"Lyssel" does not have a meaning in Dutch. It is likely not a Dutch word.
You can say "tegen mijn vrienden" in Flemish, which translates to "to my friends" in English.
Jabibi/habibi = "mijn liefje"
You could say: "Hallo Liefje".
That is Dutch for 'want to come to my house'.
mijn vriend (male), mijn vriendin (female)
It means 'sweety', so it's something you say to your boyfriend or girlfriend. 'Lief' means 'sweet'. Not in the sugar sense, but in the sense that people can be sweet.
'Lie' is pronounced as 'li' in the English word 'linear. 'fje' is pronounced as 'fu' in the English word 'furious'.
Voor mijn Valentijn is a Dutch equivalent of 'For my Valentine'.
mijn hart
For my Valentine is an English equivalent of 'Voor mijn Valentijn'.
"Wil je mijn pass" is "Do you want my pass(word)"
Lieve schat Liefste Liefje Schatje
U bent in mijn gedachten.