1. Mahal ko ang Pilipinas. (Formal) This is the most direct translation and uses the formal form of "love" (mahal).
2. Mahal na mahal ko ang Pilipinas. (More emphatic) This adds "na mahal" for emphasis, making it sound like you love the Philippines very much.
3. Gustung-gusto ko ang Pilipinas. (Informal, but still positive) This uses "gusto" which means "like" but can be used to express strong liking, similar to "love."
4. Ibig ko ang Pilipinas. (Archaic, but poetic) This uses "ibig" which is a more formal and poetic word for "love."
5. Minahal ko ang Pilipinas. (Past tense) This translates to "I loved the Philippines" and could be used to express past feelings or to emphasize how you still love the country even after being away for a while.
6. Masaya ako sa Pilipinas. (Happy in the Philippines) This translates to "I am happy in the Philippines" and could be used to express your love for the country through your happiness there.
The best way to say it depends on the context and your relationship with the person you're speaking to.