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How do you write i love too in kannada?

You can't directly translate "I love too" into Kannada as it implies reciprocation. It's more about expressing that you feel the same way as someone else.

Here are a few ways to express this in Kannada:

1. Using "naanu kooda..." (I also...)

* "Nanu kooda ninna premavisuttide." (I also love you.)

* "Nanu kooda neevu heluttade pramavisuttide." (I also love what you are saying/feeling.)

2. Using "naanu helidare..." (I would say...)

* "Nanu helidare, naanu kooda ninna premavisuttide." (I would say, I also love you.)

* "Nanu helidare, naanu kooda neevu heluttade pramavisuttide." (I would say, I also love what you are saying/feeling.)

3. Using "aadu sadhya" (That's true)

* If someone says "I love you", you can respond with "Aadu sadhya, nanu kooda ninna premavisuttide." (That's true, I also love you.)

Important Note: Kannada emphasizes politeness and context. The specific phrasing should be adapted to your relationship with the person and the situation.

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