How To Say “I Love You” In Tagalog
Saying I love you in Tagalog isn’t as straightforward as you think. The direct translation is:
Mahal kita.
I love you.
Take note that mahal also means “expensive” in Tagalog. For example:
Ang mahal ng cellphone.
The cellphone is expensive.
There’s also an old-fashioned, or should I say “poetic,” way of saying I love you in Tagalog:
Iniibig kita/Iniirog kita.
I love you.
Here are other ways/variations of saying I love you in Tagalog:
Mahal din kita.
I love you too.
Minahal kita.
I loved you.
Mahal na mahal kita.
I love you very much.
Mahal na mahal din kita
I also love you very much.
Mahal mo pa ba ako?
Do you still love me?
Hindi kita mahal.
I don’t love you.
Mahal kita talaga.
I really love you.
VIDEO: How To Say I Love You In Tagalog
Did you know? Apart from Tagalog, there are also different languages in the Philippines, each of which has its own word for “love.” Read More: 6 Beautiful Words For “Love” From Different Philippine Languages.
Learn more Tagalog words in FilipiKnow’s Tagalog-English Dictionary
Other Filipino expressions:
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