Jun 27, 2002 00:00
22 yrs ago
English term

love

Non-PRO English to Russian Other wedding
As in love with someone.

Proposed translations

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любить

Любить кого-либо - there's not much to explain here... in Russian when you say you love someone, that usually means that you're in love with them (there's also a term влюбленность, быть влюбленным, which means basically to be infatuated)
Set your encoding to Windows 1251 if you have problem reading the Cyrillic characters.

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Note added at 2002-06-27 00:22:35 (GMT)
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if you go to glossaries and do a search for LOVE En-Ru and En-Uk, you will find many previous answers to the same question (both in Russian and Ukrainian)

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Note added at 2002-06-27 14:45:55 (GMT)
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typo: have A problem... sorry
Peer comment(s):

agree AYP
2 hrs
agree Himan
3 hrs
agree Yaroslav Starunov
4 hrs
agree Iren
5 hrs
agree Yuri Dubrov
9 hrs
agree Сергей Лузан
1 day 8 hrs
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12 mins

любовь

see above.

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Note added at 2002-06-27 00:15:02 (GMT)
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to be in love (with) — быть влюбленным (в)
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4 hrs

...to fall in love with somrbody...

личный опыт...! :-)
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6 hrs

l'ubov'

I guess, you need english transliteration of this nice Russian word:

love => l'ubov'
I love you => Ya t'ebya l'ubl'u

Merry wedding!
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