아미 사랑해요
The phrase "i love you army" in Korean is 아미 사랑해요.
Did you know?
- The word 아미 is often paired with the purple heart emoji, as the phrase 'I purple you' is a unique coinage within this community that represents trust and long-term love.
- In Korean culture, expressing 'love' to a group or a crowd is often accompanied by the 'finger heart' gesture. This is a small way of forming a heart with the thumb and index finger, which is frequently seen alongside the phrase 사랑해요.
- The term 아미 (ARMY) was chosen by the group to symbolize that the fans are a defensive force that supports the artists. This gives the name a layer of protection and loyalty that goes beyond a typical fan club name.
Examples in context
- 군에 대한 사랑을 저는 깊이 갖고 있습니다.I have deep love for the military.
- 아미 사랑해요.ami saranghaeyo.I love you, ARMY.
- 언제나 아미 사랑해요.eonjena ami saranghaeyo.I love you, ARMY, always.
- 정말 아미 사랑해요!jeongmal ami saranghaeyo!I really love you, ARMY!
Example conversation
Two friends are watching a concert video together.
- 지은 Ji-eun방금 멘트 들었어? 아미 사랑해요라고 했어!banggeum mentteu deureosseo? ami saranghaeyora go haesseo!Did you hear the comment just now? He said I love you ARMY!
- 지훈 Ji-hun응, 정말 감동적이다.eung, jeongmal gamdongjeogida.Yes, it is really touching.
- 지은 Ji-eun나도 정말 좋아.nado jeongmal joa.I really love it too.
- 지훈 Ji-hun우리 계속 응원하자.uri gyesok eungwonhaja.Let's keep supporting them.
