i love you
Irish translation: táim i ngrá leat
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táim i ngrá leat Explanation: is the most colloquial way of saying it in Irish (literally meaning 'I'm in love with you', though in the glossary you'll find another possibility, i.e. tá grá agam dhuit. |
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