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How do you say love in Punjabi?

There are several ways to say "love" in Punjabi, each with slightly different nuances:

* Pyar: This is the most common and general term for love.

* Prem: This is a more formal and poetic term for love.

* Ishq: This is a term for passionate and intense love, often associated with romantic love.

* Mohabbat: This is a term for deep and enduring love, often used in the context of family and friends.

Which one you choose depends on the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.

For example:

* "I love you" could be translated as "Main tuhanu pyar karda/kardi haan" (for a male speaker) or "Main tuhanu pyar kardi/karda haan" (for a female speaker).

* "The poem is full of love" could be translated as "Kavita prem nal bhari hoi hai".

* "He had a passionate love for her" could be translated as "Usne usde naal ishq kita".

* "My love for my family is deep and enduring" could be translated as "Mera apne parivar nal mohabbat bahut gadhi hai".

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