i love you
Korean translation: 사랑합니다, 사랑해요, 사랑해
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| 5 +2 | 사랑합니다, 사랑해요, 사랑해 |
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5 hrs confidence: 
peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2사랑합니다, 사랑해요, 사랑해 Explanation: You can say "사랑합니다" politely to someone you'd like to, "사랑해요" more friendly than the above or "사랑해", which is closest way of expression usually to your lover. Thanks, |
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