How do you say sweet heart in any language other than english?

Question

please list the language and the translation. thanks! ten points if anybody has hawaiian!

Answer 1

mon cheri(e) in French means my dearest  

Answer 2

u do know theres online translators, right?

Answer 3

schatzi = german

Answer 4

ma armasen.   Not sure of the spelling...

when you say it.  Ma arma son sen.  

That means I Love You in Estonian language

Lets try it again.

Using English words sounding vowels.

Ma...just Ma...  Me

are..Just like are in our English

Must....say it like in English

Done...same as english,

sen.....say it again like in English....

    Sweet heart, I do not know, Never heard that word in Estonia.

This says I love you in Estonian.

Answer 5

Italian:

cara (KAH-rah) = dear (literally "precious" or "expensive")

tesoro (teh-ZOH-roh) = dear (literally "treasure")

Japanese:

貴男 (ana ta) = dear (what a wife calls a husband)

愛しい (ito s**+ i) = beloved, darling

Hawaiian:

ipo (literally "lover")

huapala

Mandarin Chinese:

宝贝 (bǎo bèi) = darling (literally "treasure")

意中人 (yì zhōng rén) = sweetheart (literally "person in the middle of my thoughts")

恋人 (liàn rén) = lover

Answer 6

verbatim in Italian is "dolce cuore"

also along those lines is "amore mio" (my love)

Answer 7

hawaiian: Ipo (or so the dictionary said :))

Answer 8

There are only 10 letters in the Hawaiian alphabet so I googled it up and i got a whole bunch of romantic phrases.

Ko Aloha Makamae E Ipo ~ Sweetheart you are so precious

So I'm guessing Makamae means Sweetheart.

Hope i helped!

Answer 9

mEElaya (милая) - Russian

Answer 10

The name Kaipo is male for sweetheart,

or also written as KUUIPO, which also means sweetheart =]

Answer 11

Mon Cherie- French (my loved one,My cherished)

Schotsie (Sp?) German

Mi amor-spanish (My love) Mi corazon (my heart)

Bonnie Lass, Slang for pretty girl, scots

Mo Chuisle ( Mo Khwisla) Irish Gaelic, About the person- "pulse of my heart"

A Chuisle(ah Khwisla) To the person -

"my pulse, or My heart"  General meaning, My darling

Answer 12

My answer is specific to Hawaiian:

Ipo = sweetheart (used for both a man and a woman)

The word "ka" before it means "the" (ka ipo, oftentimes written as "Kaipo" when used as a name of a person)

The word "kuu" before it is known as an affectionate possessive akin to "my cherished" or "my beloved"

kuu ipo is often heard and written together as "Kuuipo"

He mau ninau?  (Any questions?)