What does  ich liebe dich mean ?
80956
That's German.  It means "I love you".
652055
I think it means "talk to me"
580049
Hi!\n\nFirst, it sense. Secondly it would mean that someone always makes your day bad...maybe a lover..maybe a cowoker. It actually sounds much like a song lyric to myself. Hope your ultimate bad day turns good.
392291
LMAO...it is a limerick of sorts....very cute...I love it...whoever it is for....it is a term of endearment, but then you need to understand the german wharped sense of humour....smile\nI love you just like applesauce, as tender as spinach, my heart beats like a horse's hoof ...whenever I see you....you a.s.s.
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I think it means...\n\nWhen you belong to a certain social group, it is as if you were in a fishbowl -- on display -- so, trying to get away from that group is difficult.  Here, the displacer is the person from whom you wish to turn your back.\n\nThe second part of the sentence means that if both you and the person from whom you wish to turn away are similar, it is going to be even more difficult, because you are friends of some sort, with much in common.\n\nI hope I'm right!
494104
"RACHE" means "revenge" in German.
436371
It's Italian and simply means Speak to me of me.\nI guess you just want to hear about yourself:)
392880
It is amazing how many people think bablefish et alia could be a translation help for anything else but single words:\nNow: 'sueppchen' is a diminutive for 'soup', 'auslöffeln' means 'scrape up', but since the original uses idomatic expressions, a translation will have to do the same.\nHere is an attempt:\n"The music I can face or any other challenge ..."
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You're right - it is indeed German, although your last sentence seems to be misspelled in some way. \n'Ich' means "I" in said sentence and 'vor' is a German preposition whose meaning changes according to context. As I'm not able to read the last sentence I'm unable to translate it for you. \n\nThe first sentences, however, can be interpreted this way:\n\n'Ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch' = "I speak a little German"\n\n'Es tut mir leid, aber ich verstehe noch nicht alles was Sie sagen' = "I'm sorry but I'm still not able to understand everything you say"\n\nHope this helps.
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The word "d*ldo" is possibly a corruption of Italian "diletto" (for "delight"). [1]\n\nThe word may derive from the words "Dil Doul", literally meaning an erect penis. The phrase is used in an old song named "The Maids Complaint for want of a Dil Doul". The song was among many in the Library of Samuel Pepys.
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Hi, I live in Germany so this is kind of an easy one for us overseas families.\n\nI love you = Ich liebe dich (pronun.- ish leeba dish)\nGoodbye (formally) = Auf Wiedersehen (pronun.- Owf Veedersane)\n\nCommon, shortened goodbyes:\nTschuss (pronun.- {like juice but with ch- in front.})\nCiao (pronun.- Chow)\n\nHope that helps!
704769
In latin i can't say. But I know it in german: "Ich liebe dich mit ganzen Herz", and in portuguese: "Eu te amo do fundo do meu coração".
399473
I suspect you may have misheard this recently.  It sounds like the German exclamation "Ach du lieber!"\n\nI don't know the translation of it, but when I used to read Sgt. Fury and the Howling Commandos comic books back in the sixties, if the commandos jumped into a nest of Nazis at least one of them would invariably yell "Ach du lieber!".  So I also thought it was just a way for germans to voice surprise.\n\nJust curious...did you ask because of its use in a recent commercial that has been on TV a lot recently?
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Hello,\nI´m German and I think your text is great!!!\nBut here are some little upgrades:\nMein Lieblingsfach ist Deutsch, da es in einer kleinen, interessanten Klasse unterrichtet wird, in der eine entspannende Atmosphäre vorherrscht. \nAuf der anderen Seite finde finde ich Erdkunde eher langweilig.\nDieses Jahr ist mein letztes Jahr an dieser Schule und es ist sehr anstrengend.\nWir haben sehr viele Prüfungen und ich denke, dass ich manche nicht bestanden habe. \nJede Unterrichtsstunde dauert fünfzig Minuten. \nI hope, I could help you =)
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It would have helped for you to give us a language you took it from but it looks close enough to German that I'm gonna venture a guess:\nIf it is, indeed, German then I assume what you actually meant was "heimische" which is derived from Heim = home so it is something that is at home there or that resembles home. It can also mean native as in this native flora and fauna.\nHope that helped?!
773747
"cuz I dont have material"\n\nWhat does the above mean ?
863629
german:  Gleich und gleich gesellt sich gern.\nLike and like gladly get together (loosely)