How so u say" you are my king, my love, my heart and i love you in Italian?

Question

How so u say" you are my king, my love, my heart and i love you in Italian?

Answer 1

mucho bella????? LOOOOOOLLLL!!!!! oh brother, what do you expect she's american. typical, i tell you.  'mucho' is a spanish-ONLY word, meaning we don't have that in italian.  you mean 'molto'.  m-o-l-t-o.  that's like saying tanke (german for 'thank you') is english! oh, and we NEVER have ch + o.  we only have ch + i or e, and it is prounounced as 'k', like english chemistry, in italian chimica (keemeeca).

anyway, you say:

"Sei (NOT siete, that is for more than one person) il mio re, il mio amore, il mio cuore e ti amo!"

also, if you DON'T speak italian, DON'T open italian questions. DON'T use babelfish.  THESE QUESTIONS ARE FOR NATIVES ONLY, PLEASE!

EDIT: wow,,,, i got thumbed down for calling that girl american? otherwise, i see nothing wrong with my correct answer.

Answer 2

siete il mio re, il mio amore, il mio cuore e ti amo.

Answer 3

O My Gosh!!! Your Crazy!!

Answer 4

lei è il mio re, il mio amore, il mio cuore e l'amo

Answer 5

Tu sei il mio re, il mio amore, il mio cuore, e ti amo.

you are   I     I       I        I            I     I       I  I    I

            my   I       I        I            I     I       I   I   I

                 king    I        I            I     I       I   I   I

                          my   love          I    I       I   I   I

                                                my heart I   I   I

                                                           and I   I

                                                               you I

                                                                  I love

The "siete" instead of "sei" that some are saying would be correct if you are saying it to more than one person; otherwise, it is wrong.

Hope I helped!

Answer 6

siete il mio re, il mio amore, il mio cuore e ti amo

Answer 7

"Mucho bella" isn't even correct. It's "molto bella." The word "mucho" is Spanish. "Siete" is the wrong conjugation (and is what Babelfish normally gives you), and "lei" is "she." The others are using online translators, please ignore them.

Here's the real translation: "Tu sei il mio re, il mio amore, il mio cuore, e ti amo."

tu sei (too say) = you are

il mio re (eel MEE-oh reh)= my king

il mio amore (eel MEE-oh ah-MOH-ray) = my love

il mio cuore (eel MEE-oh k-WAR-ay) = my heart

e (ay) = and

ti amo (tee AH-moh) = I love you