The most frequently used way to say it is the literal translation of 'I love you': “Ik hou van jou” / “Ik hou van je”.

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16 Aug 2007 — You can use both. The official version is 'ik hou van jou' but in speak you can also use 'je'. The meaning is the same, 'je' is just more ...

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The English translation of “Ik hou van jou” is “I love you”. Ik = I. hou van = love. jou = you. Now, for the tricky part - “ ...

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15 Aug 2020 — They both mean 'I love you' Besides that, only * Ik hou van jou can also mean - I love YOU (specifically, so not somebody else).

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27 Jan 2025 — 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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Dutch people usually say "Ik hou van jou" on special occasions, while "I love you" is said more often in everyday talk.

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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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21 Jan 2007 — Yes, 'ik hou van jou' is the correct version. You can also say 'ik houd van jou', but that doesn't sound good. According to the rules 'houd' is possible.

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