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Meaning. Wo ai ni (我爱你) is a Chinese phrase that means I love you. It is an everyday form of expressing love and affection amongst partners or within families. Example. Forever and always, I love you (Wo ai ni) Sentence. A hundred times a day, I just want to tell you, I love you (Wo Ai Ni) Latest Words. Sublime Timmiri Prediction Silan.
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The phrase "Wo Ai Ni" is often used between romantic partners, but can also be used between friends, family, and other relationships. It conveys both a strong feeling of love and a sense of respect. In the Chinese culture, expressing love can be done explicitly with words or implicitly with actions. By saying "Wo Ai Ni", it is showing an open.
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it means I LOVE YOU in (mandarin) Chinese. wo is I, ai is LOVE, ni is YOU
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Responding to, Wo ai ni, (I love you) in Chinese is a moment that holds immense significance in any relationship. Whether you're receiving this heartfelt declaration from a romantic partner, a close friend, or a family member, finding the right words to reciprocate those cherished feelings can be both meaningful and challenging.
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Wade-Giles: wo 3 ai 4 ni 3; Yale: wǒ ài nǐ; Gwoyeu Romatzyh: woo ay nii; Palladius: во ай ни (vo aj ni) Sinological IPA : /wɔ²¹⁴⁻²¹ ˀaɪ̯⁵¹ ni²¹⁴⁻²¹⁽⁴⁾/ Cantonese (Standard Cantonese, Guangzhou-Hong Kong) + Jyutping: ngo 5 oi 3 nei 5; Yale: ngóh oi néih; Cantonese Pinyin: ngo 5 oi 3 nei 5; Guangdong.
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我（wǒ） = I, the subject. 爱（ái） = Love, here the verb and also the predicate. 你（nǐ） = You, the object. There is another similar Chinese word 我爱您 (wǒ ài nín) which expresses the same meaning as 我爱你 with only difference between the third character 你 v.s. 您 in Chinese but is a much polite expression and better.
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In the West, "I love you" is a popular expression of love. In Chinese, the expression translates as "Wo ai ni," though some families rarely express these words. Xi - Happiness. 喜. The Chinese character xi means joy or happiness, but it's typically written twice, which becomes shuangxi or double happiness.
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"Wo Ai Ni" is a phrase of profound love that conveys a heart-felt emotion of adoration and affection. It is often used to express unconditional love, and is believed to be more powerful than any other words of endearment in the Chinese language. In addition to being a phrase of love, it is commonly used to express admiration or appreciation.
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Top 100 K-Dramas. I Know I Love You (Chinese Drama); 我知道我爱你; Wo Zhi Dao Wo Ai Ni;我知道我愛你; Florist Xu Nuo is jaded by a decade of unsuccessful romance. Her.
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The stroke order for "Wo" (我) is written with seven strokes, "Ai" (爱) consists of thirteen strokes, and "Ni" (你) is drawn with seven strokes. 3. Start with "Wo" (我): The Chinese character for "Wo" consists of three horizontal strokes, two vertical strokes, and two diagonal strokes. Start from the top-left and write.
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Play it in a LOOP!!! This is a pronunciation practice. The idea is to play it in a loop and repeat each time after the recording. Listen carefully to the spe.
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The Chinese phrase "Wo Ai Ni" is one of the most popular expressions of affection in the Chinese language. It can be found on greeting cards, jewelry, and tattoos, as well as being a common way to express endearment between couples, families, and friends. This article will explore the meaning behind this popular phrase, its historical roots.
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From Donna Sadowsky's departure from her Long Island home, through 10 hectic days in China arranging the adoption of 8-year-old Fang Sui Yong and on through the girl's first year and a half in the United States, Wo Ai Ni (I Love You) Mommy is an intimate account of a global phenomenon -- transnational and transracial adoption. Little Sui Yong's adoption takes place against a background of more.
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In Chinese, "Wo Ai Ni" is composed of two characters: "wo" (我) which means "I" and "ai" (愛) which means "love.". When these two characters are combined, they form the phrase "Wo Ai Ni" which literally translates to "I love you.". The phrase is often used as a way to express romantic love for someone, but it can.
