How to Say “I Like You” in Ilonggo

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nanamian ako sa imo
The English phrase "I like you" is translated into Ilonggo as nanamian ako sa imo.
Meaning: I like you (phrase)

Which one should you use?

The phrase Gusto guid ta ikáw. can be used to mean "I really like you."

Did you know?

  • The word nanamian is closely linked to the root word for 'taste', implying that the person is 'pleasant' or 'sweet' to the speaker's senses.
  • The term palangga is often used as a term of endearment similar to 'honey' or 'darling' once the stage of nanamian has passed.
  • The phrase nanamian ako sa imo is versatile enough to be used when praising a piece of art or a physical object, not just a person.

Examples in context

  • Nanamian ako sa imo sang una pa.
    I have liked you for a long time.

Example conversation

Cristina is talking to Juan in a park.

  1. Cristina

    Juan, may gusto ako silingon sa imo.
    Juan, I have something to tell you.
  2. Juan

    Ano ina, Cristina?
    What is it, Cristina?
  3. Cristina

    Nanamian ako sa imo.
    I like you.
  4. Juan

    Gusto man ako sa imo!
    I like you too!
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