The language of love is universal. It doesn’t matter where you are, we all have ways of expressing our love and affection. We all have silly nicknames we call each other. Lovedrop, jellybean, cupcake, cookie, are all cute and adorable. My friends offered up theirs including honeybuns, sweetie pie, snookums, wiggly piggly, boo, gummy bear, and …sugartits? LOL
How the nicknames stick, we’re not sure. For this upcoming weekend of love, we tapped into Babbel for fun suggestions for love in many languages — just in case you want to impress yourself…and maybe your hunnybunny? And since we’re still home, it may be fun to start learning a new language.
So, what is the sexiest language? I’d vote for Spanish.
Me vuelves loco
(translation: you drive me crazy)
Although this phrase in Italian seems appropriate for pandemic times?
Potrei guardarti tutto il giorno
(translation: I could look at you all day)
Say “I love you” in more ways than one! Here are some more ideas…
Here are some affectionate nicknames that are interesting too…
GERMAN:
Schatz(i) // Liebling : Treasure // darling
Bärchen (Mausebär / Schmusebär): Little bear ( mouse bear / cuddle bear)
SPANISH:
Cariño: Darling
Tesoro, corazón: Treasure, heart
Amor: Love
FRENCH (QUEBEC)
Chéri(e): Darling
Mon amour: My love
Mon loup: My wolf
ITALIAN:
Patatina: Little potato
Amore/Amo: Love
Cucciolo: Baby pet
PORTUGUESE:
bebê/nenê: Baby
mô/morzão: Love
Coração: Heart
SWEDISH:
älskling // hjärtat: Derived from the verb “to love” – älska // the heart
Sötnos: Sweet snout/nose
Gulleplutt: Cute little thing
DUTCH:
schat / schatje: Treasure / little treasure
Lieverd: Darling
Patatje: Little fry / chip