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Leslie
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Instead of "ya tebya lyublyu", in English we say "I love you"
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Rating: 5
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January 8, 2013
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Thank you for posting this! I'm new to Russian and this is one of the phrases I already know. It allowed me to review some of my knowledge.
Instead of "ya tebya lyublyu", in English we say "I love you"
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Claudio
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Rating: 4
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November 12, 2012
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Instead of "ya tebya lyublyu", in Italian we say "Io ti amo"
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Reka
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Instead of "ya tebya lyublyu", in Hungarian we say "szeretlek"
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Nirmal K.
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Instead of "ya tebya lyublyu", in Bengali we say "AaMI TOMAaKE BHALOBASHI"
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Nirmal K.
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Rating: 5
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February 22, 2011
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Daiva
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Rating: 5
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January 18, 2011
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Instead of "ya tebya lyublyu", in Lithuanian we say "Aš tave muliu"
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Mourad K F.
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Monique R.
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Instead of "ya tebya lyublyu", in English we say "I love you"
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