whats your language? and teach me few basic words.?

Question

translate this in your language..
how are you?, are you happy ? i like you.
just wondering how many person willing to teach me

thank you for the answers and its really kind of you to share it with me.

ayumi.. you know so many languages.
to all.. at the end ill share my language with you all.

xenia.. i think yours the hard one to learn. is it?? but ill try my best..

Answer 1

French:
How are you? - 'Comment va tu?' or if you're more free with the person, 'Ca va?'

Are you happy? - 'Es-tu hereuse?' if speaking to a girl. 'Es-tu hereux?' if to a boy.

I like you. - 'Je t'adore.'

Arabic:

How are you? 'Kaifa haluki?' Girl. 'Kaif haluka?' Boy.

Are you happy? 'Hal anti sa'eeda?' Girl. 'Hal anta sa'eed?'

I like you. 'Anta to'jiboni.' if talking to a guy. 'Anti to'jibinani.' if talking to a girl.

Japanese:

How are you? 'Ogenki desu ka?'

Are you happy? 'Anata wa ureshi desu ka?'

I like you, 'Anata o suki desu.'

Korean:

How are you? 'Ahnyeong ha sae yo.' It can mean, "Hello," "How are you?" It's a formal way of peace.

Are you happy? 'Haeng bok ha ni?'

I like you. 'Na nun no rul jo a hae.'

Well... that's what I can help you with.

Answer 2

I know some Korean.
an young (ha sae yo)-How are you or literally are you in peace
an young- means peace
no rul cho a (heayo)- I like you or you could say...
dang shin rul cho a (heayo)- I like you darling
hang pok (ha sae yo)- Are you happy?
sa rang (ha sae yo)- I love you sa rang means love
I put the verb in perenthisis, they are all forms of the "ha da" verb which means to do or be
I like becoming familiar with other languages as well:)

Answer 3

In German (auf Deutsch):

How are you? Wie (pronounced Vee) gehts?
Are you happy? Freuen Sie Sich? (formal)
I like you: Ich liebe dich! (informal -- presumably you've gotten to the informal stage if you're saying this).

Answer 4

In greek:
Ti kanis? Ise haroumenos/ eftyhismenos? Mou aresis.
(Τί κάνεις; Είσαι χαρούμενος/ ευτυχισμένος; Μου αρέσεις.)

Answer 5

I speak Tagalog. You can say those as:

how are you? = KAMUSTA KA?
are you happy? = MASAYA KA BA? / MALIGAYA KA BA?
i like you = GUSTO KITA
just wondering how many persons willing to teach me = INIISIP KO LANG KUNG ILANG TAO ANG MAGNANAIS TURUAN AKO

other basic words:
thank you = SALAMAT
you're welcom = WALANG ANO MAN
take care = INGAT
you're beautiful = MAGANDA KA

Answer 6

Danagast, I would like to know more about the Cherokee language; Tsulagi, right? E-mail me if you don't mind.

Answer 7

Belarusian
We write in cyrillic, so I'll try to explain how to pronounce in the brackets. Capital letters are those that are stressed.
How are you? - Як справы? (Yak sprAvy?), Як маешся? (Yak mAessya?)
Are you happy? - addressing men: Ты шчаслівы? (Ty shchas'livy?), addressing women: Ты шчаслівая? (Ty shchas'livaya?) -stress on i
I like you. - Ты мне падабаешся. (Ty mne padabAessya).
I love you. - Я цябе кахаю. (Ya tsyabE kahAyu.)

Answer 8

I'll tell it to you in Yiddish:

how are you - Vi gayts
are you happy - bistu freilich
I like you - ich hub dikh lieb


Russian -

how are you - Kak pozhivayesh
are you happy - tee rada?
I like you - ya tibya lyublyu

chinese

how are you - Ni hao
are you happy - ni shi kuai le ma
I like you - wo xi huan ni (wo sheekhwan nee)

Answer 9

Polish:
How are you - Jak się masz?
Are you happy? - Jesteś szcześliwa?(to a girl) Jesteś szcześliwy? (to a guy)
I like you - Podobasz mi się -or- Lubię cię.

Answer 10

Sorry I dnt know the exact spelling of these but I'll show you how to pronounce them.
how are you?-ci ye (si ye)
are you happy?-mir ye ( how its written, there's many ways to say this)
i like you-une te do ya (how its written)