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#267
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iloveuallsrsly (05/15/2012) [-] It's weird. The germans usually never say "I love you" to people. Not even to their parents.
The same with the japanese.
Must be because they both have so serious cultures
The same with the japanese.
Must be because they both have so serious cultures
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milson (05/15/2012) [-]
we do say 'ich liebe dich' but we only say it to persons we feel seaxually attracted to or have very strong serious feelings for
to our parents or maybe friends we say 'ich hab dich lieb', you can't translate that directly, i would also translate that with 'i love you' but it has another value
to our parents or maybe friends we say 'ich hab dich lieb', you can't translate that directly, i would also translate that with 'i love you' but it has another value
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iloveuallsrsly (05/15/2012) [-] I heard it's not only sexually attraction. It's just a very strong word you direct at someone you really really love.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqEam7V0jJE
I lol'd at the german guy's reaction when he thinks about telling his parents that he loves them
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqEam7V0jJE
I lol'd at the german guy's reaction when he thinks about telling his parents that he loves them
