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What is I love you in Ilongo?

There are several ways to say "I love you" in Ilongo, depending on the context and level of formality:

Formal:

* Ginahigugma ko ikaw. (This is the most literal and formal translation.)

Informal:

* Palangga ko ikaw. (This is a more common and affectionate way to say "I love you.")

* Gusto ko ikaw. (This translates to "I like you," but can also be used to express love in an informal context.)

* Mahal ko ikaw. (This is another common and affectionate way to say "I love you.")

Other variations:

* Nahigugma ako sa imo. (This is a more poetic way to say "I love you.")

* Ginakalipay ko ikaw. (This translates to "I'm happy with you" and is a more playful way to express love.)

Note: The choice of phrase depends on the relationship between the speaker and the listener. It's always best to consider the context and use the most appropriate expression.

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