Here's a breakdown:
* מיר (mir): This means "we" in Yiddish.
* ליבן (lieben): This means "to love" in Yiddish.
Other ways to express "we love" in Yiddish:
* מיר האבן ליב (mir hobn libb) - This translates literally to "we have love," and expresses a strong, deep love.
* מיר זענען אין ליבע (mir zenen in liebe) - This translates to "we are in love," and emphasizes the state of being in love.
* מיר זענען פארליבט (mir zenen farlibt) - This translates to "we are in love (with each other)," and specifically emphasizes mutual romantic love.
The best translation for "we love" depends on the context and the specific nuance you want to express.