"Tebya" is a transliteration of the Russian word "тебя," which means "you" in the accusative case. It is used in various contexts, such as in sentences where someone is addressing or referring to another person directly. The term is commonly found in conversational Russian, making it an essential part of everyday communication.
I love you! <3
Yes Ya tebya lyublue
I think you mean Russian? You say "Ya (i) lou-lyou (lublju-love) tebya (you)- spelled different in kyrillic, of course.
You say it like this : Ya tebya la blue { Ya tebya la blue}
yah-tee-byeh-lu-bloo (ya tebya lyublu)
I love you!
Я тебя люблю. (Ya tebya lyublyu)
Ya lyublyu tebya - 2004 is rated/received certificates of: Hong Kong:IIB Singapore:R21 UK:15
Ya lublu tebya.
ya tebya lyublyu
The cast of Vsyo radi tebya - 2010 includes: Sergey Chonishvili Marina Konyashkina Tatyana Yakovenko
ya lueblue tebya - i love you it is actually ya tebya lueblue in Russian the pronoun come first so it is I you love