Ik hou van jou is a much heavier way to say I love you. You could say "love you" or "hou van je" which are for friends or close relatives. But ...

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The English translation is “I love you”, the Dutch phrase can be used for loved ones which can be friends, family, your lover etc.

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The verb “houden” on its own means “to keep (in possession)” Ik hou van jou = I love you. Ik hou jou = I keep you. 4. Günter Neessen.

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It literally means "I love you" and has nothing to do whatsoever with "owning" anyone or anything. What they might have been trying to explain, ...

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Here, is it common to say, "I love you" to your friends. Ik hou van jou, literally means "To hold from you".

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Ik hou van je (ik how fan yuh) = I love you (casual) · Ik hou van jou (ik how fan yow) = I love you (formal/intimate) · Ik heb je lief (ik hep yuh ...

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Say Ik hou van jou (ick how vahn yow) to say “I love you” to a romantic partner, friend, or family member. Use Ik heb je lief (ick hehb yeh leef) to say “I love ...

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How do you say “I love you,” in Dutch? That's Ik hou van jou. And how about “my love”? That could be mijn lieverd or mijn liefje. The Dutch may ...

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