Does anyone know how to say "I love you" in German?

Question

I have a friend who is learning German and he wants to know how to say I LOVE YOU... Can anyone help me?

Answer 1

Ich Liebe Dich!!!

Answer 2

Ich = "I"   Liebe = "love"  Dich = "you"

ICK LEE beh d**k

The "ch" is a german sound...as in Ba"ch"

Answer 3

Ich Liebe Dich ☺♥

Answer 4

Ich Fichten dich!

Answer 5

ich liebe dich

Answer 6

The answer "ich liebe dich" is right.

But I think you want to know how to pronounce it.

Ok, here it goes:

Pronounce "ch" like in the Scotch word "loch" - never pronounce it like "k" because this is completely wrong!

"i" is pronounced like the English letter "e"

so "ech" = ich

"leabe" (2nd "e" in liebe is pronounced like "e" - short "e" - in the article "the")

"dich" = like in "ich" but starting with "d"

Hope I could help you

Answer 7

Ich habe schwanz.

Answer 8

I love you = Ich liebe dich

I love you too = Ich liebe dich auch

Answer 9

"I love you" is "Ich liebe dich".

Watch out for some of those other answers they are not really nice.

If it is a boyfreind/girlfreind relationship, and you are not ready to say I love you, you can also say: "Ich hab dich gern". Which means, I like you very much.

Answer 10

ich liebe dich (pronounced ich lee-ber dic)

Answer 11

Ich liebe dich :) prounounced Ik leebeh dik

Answer 12

ich liebe dich!!! ♥

Answer 13

I've never heard the dich ending to it...I always thought it was Ich Lieber Du (probably not spelled right)...

Actually, go here: http://translation2.paralink.com/

It's Ich Liebe Du according to this translation web page.

Ich liebe dich  also comes across as I Love You...

Answer 14

ich liebe dich.

Answer 15

Hey Joe B.,

believe me "Ich liebe Dich." is correct. I am an native german from Schleswig-Holstein.

Answer 16

Ich liebe dich - to your bf

Ich hab dich lieb - to your friend, parents etc

Answer 17

Not positive, but my German Grandpa used to call me his "Leibling" which I think meant loved one. It was a really nice thing to hear.  I think its "Ich Leib Dich" or something like that. (Not positive on spelling.)