I love you
Russian translation: Ya tebya lyublyu
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Ya tebya lyublyu Explanation: Ya tebya lyublyu (pronounced as "yA te-byA lyu-blyU", with the capitalized syllables stressed) This is the most typical way, in which we will say "I love you" to one person. If you would like to express this feeling to a number of people, say the following: Ya vas lyublyu (pronounced "yA vAs lyu-blyU" Best regards, Artyan |
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