I don't know about you, but I love Valentine's Day. The whole concept is fascinating to me. A day in which you spend telling (and more importantly, showing) people how much you care. Don't get me wrong, Christmas is my favorite holiday by far and Easter is a close second, but I think V-day can have a really special concept, if you let it. It's funny, though, because I know several people who don't like Valentine's Day. What I mean is, some people despise the holiday because they don't have "someone special" to share it with. Although, I'm sure having a boyfriend/girlfriend to share V-day with is great, in my opinion, you don't need someone else to make the holiday special for you. I've never had a "boy" valentine (other than family), but I have found that having a family member or friend as a valentine can be just as enjoyable. This V-day, I plan on reading or watching a good romance, while thinking about all of the special people I have in my life, and that suits me just fine. Maybe I'll even make a special meal for someone I love to show them how much they mean to me. The possibilities are endless, and in finding a way to like Valentine's Day, you or I could be touching someone else's lives in a very special way. So, today, or on Valentine's Days to come, if you're feeling sad that you don't have a valentine according to the world's definition, just remember that you can show anyone and everyone that you care. You might just find that it is a better and more fulfilling use of your time.
Want to tell someone else how much you care? Here's how to say "I Love You" in 40 different languages!! I thought this was really neat, so I wanted to share it with you...
Afrikaans: Ek is lief vir jou Albanian: Une te dua Arabic: Ana ba hibeck
Armenian: Yes kez serum em Chinese: Wo ai ni Coatian: Volim te
Czech: Miluji t" Danish: Jeg elsker dig, Dutch: Ik hou van jou
Eskimo (Inuktitut): Nagligivaget Farsi: Asheghetam French: Je t'aime
German: Ich liebe dich Greek: S'agapo Hawaiian: Aloha wau ia oe
Hebrew: Ani ohev otakh Hindi: Main tumse pyaar karta hoon
Indonesian: Aku cinta padamu Italian: Ti amo
Japanese: Ai shite imasu Korean: Sarang hae
Laotian: Koy huck jow Lebanese: Ana bahibik
Lithuanian: As tave myliu, Maori: Ka nui taku aoha mauu,
Nepali: Ma limilai maya garchu Norwegian: Jeg elsker deg
Persian: Du stet daram Portugese: Eu te amo Russian: Ya tebia lybly
Samoan: Ou te alofa ia te oe Spanish: Te amo Swedish: Jag alskar dig
Tagalog: Mahal kita Thai: Chun ruk ter, Turkish: Seni seviyorum,
Ukrainian: Ya tebe kohayu Vietnamese: Ahh yeu em
Welsh: Rwy'n dy garu Zulu: Meena tanda weena
Te amo!!
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