Kesalul
The phrase for "I love you" in Mi'kmaq is Kesalul.
Kesalul is used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.
Meaning: affirmation of romantic feeling (phrase)
Did you know?
- Mi'kmaq is an 'animate' and 'inanimate' language, meaning nouns are categorized by whether they are perceived as having a spirit or life force.
- The structure of the language is polysynthetic, meaning that a single word like Kesalul can function as an entire sentence with a subject, verb, and object.
- In traditional Mi'kmaq culture, deep affection is often expressed through acts of service and shared resources rather than verbal declarations.
Examples in context
- Kesalul.I love you.Tatoeba #5401598 by milo, translation #1434 by awael58
- Kesalul!I love you!Tatoeba #5401604 by milo, translation #2365642 by CE
- Kesalul, Laurie!I love you, Laurie.This sentence shows how to use Kesalul when addressing someone by name.Tatoeba #5401606 by milo, translation #1766785 by CN
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