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| − | + | The most basic way to say “I love you” in Russian is “Ya tebya lyublyu.” There also are many other ways to express love and affection in Russian, however. Here are a few helpful ones to know. | |
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#*Translated directly, this expression means, “You are better than anyone else in the world.” | #*Translated directly, this expression means, “You are better than anyone else in the world.” | ||
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==Sources and Citations== | ==Sources and Citations== | ||
