How limiting is language in the matters of love?
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Absolutelly right you r. 'love ya' exists among best friends , mom/dad, I even say love ya to my dog sometimes, and i mean it.........so here is what i think you might do different : tell her  "te quiero mi amor!"... she speaks spanish?
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Already answered on Yahoo before here: http://ask.yahoo.com/20000713.html\n\nAnd if I remember correctly love was a corruption of "l'oeuf" or egg (as in goose-egg).
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love speaks no language! \nand i have been in your situation.\n\nyes, communication is one of the keys but, this relationship offers a lot more, a new language and an other way of communication. \nif there's a will there's a way, if the will is there and you did look deep inside your heart, this will work out! good luck!
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That is intranslatable. Neither the words, nor the tone of voice can be reproduced in english. It would be like asking a deaf person about music
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There is something between I like you and I love you, and that is NOTHING.  My motto is if you don't feel it don't say it.  Yes, I love you are three over used words that we take for granted and don't truly realize that love is more than a word, to me love is an action.  It isn't so much what you say but what you do.
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Have all yahoo users abandoned proper English?\n\nIf you meant, "Does everyone fall hard in love at some point in their lives", then the answer is NO.  Not everyone.  In my opinion it is a gift to go through life without falling hard in love.  It allows a person to remain more authentic, and true to their life's purpose.\n\nNow, if you meant, "Does everyone fall in love at some point in their difficult lives," again the answer is no.  I think everyone LOVES at some point, at least those of us who are not psychopaths.  But not everyone falls in love.  Some people don't even believe in love (in the medieval sense you've alluded to).
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L - > LOVE\nO - > OF\nV - > VARIOUS\nE - > EMINITIES
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Faites-l'amour moi en français.
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I dont believe so Love is like eternel thing which doesnt require anything to adequate the feeling, but sex needs lots of things they are not at all inter related INFACTUATION AND SEX ARE INTER RELATED
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try saying "I care very much" instead of outright "I love you" it means basically the same thing, only less fancy
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delicately, very delicately.\n\nif you love eachother than you should be open and honest if there's a problem\n\ngood luck
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No! Should not ignore the feeling of any one if he is serious rather say this \n  Enough to Fall in Love……and One Misunderstanding is Stone is Enough to Break a Glass…… One Sentence is Enough to Break a Heart……One Second is Sufficient to Break Friendship. Friendship is the Rainbow Between to Hearts. Sharing 7 Characters First i like u, then i loved u, Now i'm afraid to lose u, If you dont send this to everyone on ur list, u will lose the person you love. sorry i dont wana lose the person\nLove is joy\n    in the beauty of another\nLove is life\n    the sparkle of our world \nUniversal love\noh, what a boundless joy    \nBoundless love\nthe light of life
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nope..that will be conflct & strugle between virtue & politics, coz everything is allowed in love, war & i can add politics too
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"too well" implies quality rather than the quantity of "enough".\n\nI think what Shakespeare was trying to have the character imply is that wisdom is not an effective measure when it comes to love; in modern psychological terms we would perhaps expand it by saying that love is an emotion, not a rational process of maturity. Or, at a poetic level, wisdom is of the head, love is from the heart. For me at least, the word "enough" doesn't do it!
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It makes sense, I mean anything is possible. Dialects are passed on form one person to another in various cultures. I never though about it but why not with animals. It probably wouldn't be as obvious because there isn't the numbed of different words to observe but why not!
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It won't give you real love though.\n\nBut if you give me some, then : \n\n...me love you long time !\n\n:-)
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Love has several different meanings in the English language, from something that gives a little pleasure ("I loved that meal") to something that one would die for (patriotism, pair-bonding). It can describe an intense feeling of affection, an emotion or an emotional state. In ordinary use, it usually refers to interpersonal love. As an experience usually felt by a person for another person, it is commonly considered impossible to describe. Dictionaries tend to define love as deep affection or fondness.[1] In colloquial use, according to polled opinion, the most favoured definitions of love include the words:[2]\n\nlife - someone or something for which you would give your life. \ncare - someone or something about which you care more than yourself. \nfriendship - favoured interpersonal associations or relationships. \nunion - a synergistic connection, as in the perfect union of two souls. \nfamily - people related via common ancestry, religion, or race, etc. \nThe concept of love, however, is subject to debate. Some deny the existence of love, calling it a recently invented abstraction. Moreover, approximately 13 percent of cultures reportedly have no word for love.[3] Others maintain that love exists but is undefinable; being a quantity which is spiritual, metaphysical, or philosophical in nature, etc. Perhaps due to its emotional primacy, love is one of the most common themes in art.\n\nu want the real?