Translate this 'We love 7cups' in your language...
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Go ahead and translate this 'We love 7Cups in your language..
You can also write how your experience has been on 7Cups( in your language)
(And yeah do also let us know what the translation of your thoughts on 7Cups meant !! :P <3)
@YourFriendforever We love 7Cups in Hindi is: Hume 7cups se pyaar hai :P
@UnicornBunnyWow, yeh bhaasha toh humein aata hain.. :D Dhanyavaad.. :)
In Irish we'd say Is grá linn 7cups! :)
@SerenaSakura woaah. Thank you for participating. :)
Is breá linn 7cups. Irish 🍀
@juddskittycat Wooah! Thanks for the translation! <3
In Greek we would say "Αγαπάμε το 7Cups" or "Agapame to 7cups" <3
@Allie Wow. Love from India to Greece! <3
@YourFriendforever I love India! Greetings and love <3
Nous aimons 7cups.
@raspberryBanana8328 And the language is? :P
French 😊
Мы любим 7cups.
(Russian)
By the way: a cup in russian is "чашка".
@TheSoaringLiar Woaah! Thanks!
7 Cups 사랑해요!
("I love 7 Cups" in Korean. 사랑해요/sa-rang-hae-yo by itself is "I love you.")
7 Cups would be 일곱 컵, but I think 세븐 컵스 sounds better, which is the English pronunciation in Korean.
(일곱/il-gup = seven; 컵/kop = cup(s))
Sorry, for the double post. I just realized the sentence is "We love 7 Cups." In that case, it would be "우리는 세븐 컵스를 사랑해요." 우리/u-ri means we/us/our.
@Tir Wow thanks for the detailed translation! :)
In German: Wir lieben 7Cups
In Turkish: Biz 7Cups seviyoruz
@Thraco Oh, thank you so much!
I'm currently studying Thai (so any natives please correct me if it's wrong) and there are two versions as the personal pronoun "I" is gender specific. The pronouns I've used are also formal. I believe it's more normal to say "I like 7cups" rather than "I love" as the word "love" is largely reserved for people.
Female: ฉันชอบ7cups (Chan chorb 7cups)
Male: ผมชอบ7cups (Phom chorb 7cups)
@LilGreenBird :) Thank you for the participation!
Amamos 7cups :)
@ItsjustDenisse That's Spanish! <3
@YourFriendforever
Si! :)
