How do you say this in German?

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• Answer #1

  Ich liebe dich sehr viel...''soso'' isn't really German, haha. Sehr means very though, so you can say ''Ich liebe dich sehr sehr sehr viel'' or however much you want. Ich = I, liebe = love, dich = you, sehr = very, viel = much.

  Pronunciation:

  Ich liebe dich sehr viel Ish leeba dish zair feel

  To respond, the person can say ''Ich liebe dich auch'' (auch = too, also, etc). To make it a little more laid back, you can also say ''Ich lieb' dich sehr viel''...it just gets rid of one syllable, but it's an option. Haha.

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• Answer #2

  while soso isn't real German, it is commonly used in the German tongue...sehr is also right if you are saying * I love you very much*.

  If you want to be technical - ich liebe dich soviel

  Also, ich (and dich) isn't really pronounced ish...it's more of a spit in the back of your throat kind of sound. Liebe - it's more of leeb-eh, as opposed to leeba.

• Answer #3

  Ich liebe dich soso viel. && Happy V-Day to you also. :]

• Answer #4

  Thank you! xo.

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