I Love You in Hindi India is one of the most original and beautiful places on earth, being multi diverse in culture, spirituality, geography and of course the linguistic values. Many people fallen in love when they saw the beauties of India, and many men have fallen in love with Indian women. But not all of them were Indians, so how did they declare their love? Well love exists is in all countries the only thing that is different about it is the language used to state the feelings. In order to demonstrate their love to Hindi women, they had to learn how to say I love you in Hindi. Let's see the basics of how to spell and speak in the Indian language. For example we can start with the word “I”. In Hindu “I” translates in “Main”, but it does not pronounce as in writing, it's nasal like “me…” Now let's see another simple word like “you”. The translation is “Tum” or popular “Tu”. There is another form:”Aap” but this is used only for people that we know very little about or old people or for children. How do you say love? More synonyms exist to define Hindi love. Examples:” Pyar”, “Prem”, “Mohhabbat”, “Iskh”. There are some others but they are used in other contexts than love statements. Hindu language has another sentence structure than European or American languages. When somebody wants to say I love you in Hindi they use the following formula: “Main tumse pyar karta/karti hoon” , which would translate word by word like this: I you(masculine/feminine)love. If written with normal letters usually it reads as it writes, but the natives usually write the words in the Devanagari alphabet. It's the traditional alphabet of the Indian culture that can be learned as well if you want to really know Indian language. So if anybody wants to Say I love you in Hindi and be a real romantic person with some Indian, has to learn how the words are pronounced, has to know a little phrase structure and for the best results must learn the basics of the Hindi alphabet. That's really an exotic aspect, so the person can even establish there as a local and be a husband/wife, and in this way can also learn other words for manifesting other feelings that come after marriage. You could need an expression lik…”Leave me alone!”. The translation would be:” Mujhe akela chod do!”