"Mahal kita" in BatangueƱo translates to "Sinta ko ikaw."
padaba ta ikaw <------------- yan bikol ng mahal kita
In the Bicol language, "mahal kita" is translated as "namomotan ta ka" or "namomotan ko ikaw."
nakakainis naman to naghahanap nga ng sagot tapos ikaw ang pagsasagutin
That phrase is not Spanish. If I had to guess, it looks like Tagalog or an Indian language (Hindi, etc.)
In the Maguindanao language, 'mahal kita' translates to 'kamahal ko ikaw,' which means 'I love you.'
In Tagalog, you can say "Mahal kita." In Bisaya, you can say "Gihigugma ko ikaw." In Ilocano, you can say "Ay-ayaten ka."
"Manghigugma ko nimo" is the Cebuano translation for "I love you".
Tagalog Translation of YOU LOVE BEING YOU: Mahal mo ang pagiging ikaw
Tagalog: Mahal kita Cebuano: Higugmaon tika Ilocano: Ay-ayaten ka Hiligaynon: Palangga ta ikaw Bicolano: Namomotan ta ka Waray: Higugmaon ko ikaw Kapampangan: Mekamasal la kung ika Pangasinense: Marayag ya saray Maranao: Guinillang ko ikaw Tausug: Ayat kaw Ivatan: Ayayaten ka Surigaonon: Gimahal ko ikaw Aklanon: Gugma ko ikaw Kinaray-a: Gugma ta ikaw Chavacano: Ta ama contigui yo Ifugao: Nucad ka Yakan: Sayang kamu Maguindanao: Kalas kong minamah ka Yapese: Mwarek a kita Ibanag: Ay-ayamoka
Tagalog Translation of I LOVE YOU AND YOU'RE MY BEST FRIEND: Mahal kita at ikaw ang aking matalik na kaibigan.
I'd assume it's just ' babe ' Other translations : mahal [ din ] kita - i love you [ too ] mahalin mo ako - love me ikaw ang mahal ko - you're the one i love o, irog ko! - ah, my beloved! babae - woman anak - child asawa - wife / husband