How to Say “I Love You Too” in Choctaw

Chi hollo li akinlih
Chi hollo li akinlih is the Choctaw phrase for "I love you too".
This phrase is used as a response to express that you reciprocate the love that someone has expressed to you.

Did you know?

  • Choctaw is a polysynthetic language, meaning a single complex word can often express an idea that requires an entire sentence in English.
  • In many indigenous Choctaw contexts, expressing love is often done through actions and providing, so saying the phrase aloud is a particularly significant and intentional social act.
  • If you were responding to a person of higher social status or an elder, you would not use this exact phrase, as the word for 'you' must change to reflect their position.

Example conversation

William and Sarah are saying goodbye for the day.

  1. William

    Chi hollo akinlih, Sarah.
    I love you, Sarah.
  2. Sarah

    Chi hollo li akinlih, William.
    I love you too, William.
  3. William

    Chi hachitli.
    My love.
  4. Sarah

    Chi hachitli li.
    My love too.
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