Learn Isoko Language Part 24 (I Loveđź’– You + 22 Romantic Expressions In Isoko section 1)

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Romantic Expressions
In Isoko (Section 1)


In this article we will learn how to say romantic expressions to our mate or dating partner in Isoko language. 

Pronunciation guide:

  • I Love You—Me you owhẹ
  • I Love you so much—Me you owhẹ gaga
  • I Love you so much too—Me you owhẹ gaga re
  • Mine—Ọmẹ
  • My bride—Ọmọtibobo mẹ
  • My Love—Oyoyou mẹ
  • My King—Ovie mẹ
  • My Queen—Oyibo mẹ
  • My Lord—Olori mẹ
  • My Husband—Ọzae mẹ
  • My wife—Aye mẹ
  • My dear wife—Ovie aye mẹ
  • You are so beautiful—Who wo eru kẹhẹ!
  • My dear—Ọghaghae mẹ
  • Sweetheart/Honey—Atibọlọkọ mẹ
  • You look take away—Who bi lo
  • You are so sweet—Who siuru kẹhẹ/Whẹ yọ ovie
  • What a beauty!—Kinọ erru!
  • You are really beautiful....Oh!  Ọmọ who we'ru
  • You smell sweet—Who bi gb'ore awere
  • Kiss—Viọlọ
  • Hug—Gbalọ
  • You are more precious than gold—Whọ ghare vi ugoru
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