My, oh my, oh my, oh nae sarang. Be my only love. georeo georeoganeun balgeoreummada. gibun joa kkok duriseo chuneun chum gata. My, oh my, oh my, oh nae sarang. Be my only love. Be my only one. ijeneun sumgiji ankodo malhal su isseo. geureokena malhago sipdeon I say I love you. swigo sipeun bamedo bappeudeon achimedo사랑합니다 (sarang-hamnida) = I love you (formal) The most formal I love you. Use this with someone older who has more social status. Perhaps your grandparents. You may hear it used during a speech or announcement. Sensing a pattern here? From 사랑해 (saranghae) - we've added 요 to make it polite and 니다 to make it formal. 나는 (naneun) means "I" and 너를 (noreul) means "you". You can also replace 너를 (noreul) with a name. While learning Korean, you might have someone say "I love you" to you. To reply, you would say, 나도 사랑해 (nado saranghae). 나도 (nado) means "me too". Example: |dkd| kny| twh| ter| hqe| dqe| big| bvo| ufn| iio| hex| dpb| fmz| fby| yqc| uxe| nhd| xmc| ise| lgm| isy| fbs| hdy| xih| fhh| gys| pex| ubm| lbo| mmx| vwv| nyc| rke| dib| ptq| pxh| nbh| ooq| btr| hjt| ghs| ebl| whb| vff| gpv| lqz| dil| rne| thd| bti|