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1. www.cbc.ca › radio › ideas'I love you': the most treasured (and misunderstood ... - CBC.ca

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   Feb 14, 2020 · 'I love you': these three magic words are the most powerful — and the most misunderstood — words in the English language, according to writer and contributor Marianne Apostolides.

2. englishstudyonline.org › 143-meaning143 Meaning: Decode the Secret Slang Code for “I Love You”

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   Nov 1, 2023 · What is the origin of using ‘143’ to mean ‘I love you’? ‘143’ is a pager code that was popularized in the 1990s. It is based on the number of letters in each word of the phrase ‘I love you’.

3. historum.com › t › when-did-people-start-saying-iWhen did people start saying "I love you"? - History Forum

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   Dec 18, 2015 · The earliest example of the word LOVE in English can be found in the 1100's, represented by the Old English word "lēof". So, in English, your estimate of medieval times is quite accurate. It was probably first uttered out loud by a cave-man in his attempt to get a cave-woman to agree to have ... with him, which would have been the day ...

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5. www.theatlantic.com › international › archiveValentine's Day: What 'I Love You' Means in Different ...

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   Feb 13, 2016 · This was nothing less than Bachelor blasphemy. Galavis, who is Venezuelan-American, later explained that there are numerous ways in Spanish to express your deep affection for a romantic...

6. www.lovebutton.org › i-love-you"I Love You": How the iconic expression differs across cultures

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   Apr 29, 2020 · The phrase “I love you” is universally understood and used across all cultures, but how it’s used, when, and in what context tends to vary widely. Interestingly people for whom English is not their native language tend to say “I love you” in English most of the time.

7. rootsofreligions.com › 2017/09/03 › what-exactly-doWHAT MEANS “I LOVE YOU”? – Roots of Religions

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   Sep 3, 2017 · It is used to express ‘p,’ as in French vie “life,” and ‘b,’ as in “liebe” (love). We don’t want to alarm you but our investigation of the origins of language sounds appears to indicate the letter ‘p’ is actually a sound emitted by King Cobras. Its original sharply plosive sound is something lik: pffff.

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   Why do people say 'I Love You' in English?

   • The Chinese researchers who studied the ubiquity of “I love you” in American English cited the anthropologist Edward Hall’s theory of “low-context” and “high-context” cultures, where the style of communication reflects a low or high level of common experiences. If the level of shared cultural context is high, much can be left implicit or unsaid.

   Do Americans Say ‘I Love You’ Too Much? - The Atlantic

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   What does 'I Love You' Mean?

   • "I love you" is a phrase where lust and deeper longing intertwine. This union of sexual passion with spiritual desire is encapsulated in the music of Aretha Franklin, says Yale University Prof. Daphne Brooks, the award-winning author of the liner notes to Take A Look: Aretha Franklin Complete on Columbia.

   'I love you': the most treasured (and misunderstood ... - CBC.ca

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   How do you Say Love in Spanish?

   • Galavis, who is Venezuelan-American, later explained that there are numerous ways in Spanish to express your deep affection for a romantic partner—phrases like te quiero (“I like you”) and te adoro (“I adore you”). “I’ve learned that ‘love’ is used a lot in the States for everything: ‘I love that burger, I love my shoes, I love a friend,’” he said.

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   Why do people say 'I Love You' in Cuba?

   • Our people believe that gravity of expressing love is way too great to be diminished by spontaneous moments of urge to say ‘I love you.'” “… in the Cuban culture, people tend to speak very loud and are not afraid to express their feelings. My family members tell you upfront that they love you. They are not emotionally restrained at all.”

   "I Love You": How the iconic expression differs across cultures

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   What is the difference between 'I Love You' and 'you'?

   • By contrast, when a person speaks from a more mature position, "I love you" is about the object — the "you" — rather than the person declaring love. Psychoanalyst Don Carveth points to Sigmund Freud's discovery of the split mind and how narcissism can amplify love.

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   When do older people say 'I Love You'?

   • Older people says verbal declaration occur when people were young and passionate in their hearts.” “In average Eastern European settings (family, friendship, and romance) ‘I love you’ is rather scarce, arguably due to considerable weight of the expression.

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9. iasce.net › expressions-love-english-linguistics20 Unique Expressions to Convey 'I Love You' in English: A ...

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   Feb 10, 2023 · “You’re my world.” “I’m smitten with you.” “You’re the apple of my eye.” “I’m head over heels for you.” These idioms paint pictures of deep admiration and enchantment – sentiments typically associated with romantic love. “You light up my life.” “You warm my heart.” “My heart beats for you.”