saying dog in foreign languages

[lovemymaltese]

I was wondering if anyone knew how to say the word "dog" or "I love my dog" in other languages besides English. I think that it would be interesting to see.

[Sudilar]

Ich liebe meinen Hund.

I love my dog. German

[lovemymaltese]

it is so weird how different it looks, thanks so much.

[DoggiesAreTheBest]

In Arabic, I love my dog is Ana Bahib Kalbi. (Kalb is dog)
In French, I love my dog is J'aime mon chien. (chien is dog)

[Former User]

In Finnish:

Rakastan koiraani (I love my dog)

Dog=koira (in Finnish)

[wolflady]

perro is dog in Spanish...

Amo mi perro = I love my dog

koka is dog in Telugu
svana is dog in sanscrit (pronounced shvah-NAH) :D

[Former User]

D'OH, should have written with the other language I know too, Dutch (since I live in Belgium now) and am not sure if Lut will see this thread, or C.C.'s Mom...

Anyhow... here we go:

Hond=dog

Ik hou van mijn hond= I love my dog

[Kfamr]

Portugese:
Dog= Cão
I love my dog= eu amo meu cão

Italian:
Dog= cane
I love my dog= amo il mio cane

[lovemymaltese]

Ya'll (you can tell I'm from the south lol) are great. I never imagined this many translations would come up. Thanks!

[Crikit]

In Japanese the word for dog is "Inu" I don't know what the wording for the phrase would be though because they have different words for love depending on the type of love.

[slleipnir]

Yo quido mi perro is spanish. perro is dog. I think amo is a diff kind of love lol...right?..

[jessililly]

- "Jag älskar min hund"- swedish
Dog= hund or vovve (small children says "vovve")

[ellensy]

In CHINESE,

Dog = Kow
I love my dog = Wo ay wo te Kow

In FILIPINO,

Dog = Aso
I love my dog = Mahal ko ang aking Aso


:cool: :cool: :cool:

[Andie]

Adore Moi, Adore mon chien - French
Qui me amat,amat et canem meum - Latin (i think i got it out of a book so i'm not really sure)

both say: love me, love my dog

I have both put on a t-shirt and pillow

[lovemymaltese]

that sounds great in french. thanks!

[kittycats_delight]

was just looking through the activities and noticed this thread. I know it is very very old but thought it was cute. Would like to add the italian to here.

Dog (masculine) - cane (pronounced - con A)
Dog (feminine) - cagna (pronounced - con ya)

I love my dog (masculine) - mi voglio bene il mio cane
I love my dog (feminine) - mi voglio bene la mia cagna

[Karen]

I love my dog (masculine) - mi voglio bene il mio cane
I love my dog (feminine) - mi voglio bene la mia cagna

That's fun, in that if someone said that, you would then know whether it was a boy dog or girl dog!

[Randi]

Strange that in Spanish it's perro, whether it's a girl or a boy. In Danish it's "hund" like in German.

[SWHouston]

Ich lebin mine Futzschmakel - Norwegian Pig Latin :rolleyes: :D