How to say "I Love You" In most geographical areas | |
| English | I Love You |
| Spanish | Te Amo |
| French | Je T’aime |
| German | Ich Liebe Dich |
| Japanese | Ai Shite Imasu |
| Italian | Ti Amo |
| Chinese | Wo Ai Ni |
| Swedish | Jag Alskar Dig |
| Lithuanian | As Tave Meliu |
| Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, West Virginia | Nice Tits |
I liked living in the South when I was there (Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1978).
I very quickly became "redneck and proud."
I remember those days with fondness and perhaps will share about them in
sapphoq on life sometime. (See Profile for list of all blogs).
Seems to me like in the North, people danced around their prejudices, likes and
dislikes and feelings in general.
In the South people would say, "Well, I just don't like you."
Folks were more direct and I miss that now.
spike from sapphoq n friends
