I like you

Hindi translation: Mujhe tum (aap)achee/ achaa lagti/lagte ho, mein tumhe pasand kartha/karthi hoo, mujhe aap pasand hi

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English term or phrase:I like you
Hindi translation:Mujhe tum (aap)achee/ achaa lagti/lagte ho, mein tumhe pasand kartha/karthi hoo, mujhe aap pasand hi
Entered by: rama

00:34 Dec 2, 2001
English to Hindi translations [Non-PRO]
/ Feelings
English term or phrase: I like you
Feelings for someone
Rafe O'Connor
Mujhe tum (aap)achee/ achaa lagti/lagte ho, mein tumhe pasand kartha/karthi hoo, mujhe aap pasand hi
Explanation:
Mujhe tum (aap)achee lagti ho - if you want to tell a woman

Mujhe tum(aap)achha lagte ho - if you are telling a man

mein tumhe pasand kartha/Karthi hoo,

mujhe aap pasand hi - generally
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rama
Grading comment
Explaination was great. You made it very easy to understand which was for male or female. Sometimes people don't specify and it is hard to figure out.
Thank you,
Sincerely Rafe O'Connor
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4 +3Mujhe tum (aap)achee/ achaa lagti/lagte ho, mein tumhe pasand kartha/karthi hoo, mujhe aap pasand hi
rama


  

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Mujhe tum (aap)achee/ achaa lagti/lagte ho, mein tumhe pasand kartha/karthi hoo, mujhe aap pasand hi


Explanation:
Mujhe tum (aap)achee lagti ho - if you want to tell a woman

Mujhe tum(aap)achha lagte ho - if you are telling a man

mein tumhe pasand kartha/Karthi hoo,

mujhe aap pasand hi - generally

rama
Grading comment
Explaination was great. You made it very easy to understand which was for male or female. Sometimes people don't specify and it is hard to figure out.
Thank you,
Sincerely Rafe O'Connor

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Kamran Nadeem: yeah the correct translation.
3 mins

agree  Anil Goyal
10 days

agree  Arun Singh: Accent is to be reviewed otherwise correct!
21 days
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