Top Ten Words for "Love" in Different Languages

Whereas in Portuguese this translates as blackberries. I know, it's weird.

Italian: Amore, Spanish: Amor, French: Amour...

It may seem awful at first sight, but it is pronounced like sharlee et.

Also interesting how kérlek in Hungarian (although pronounced in a much different way) means please

Just like Greek, my language always distinguishes between romantic relationships (this word) and every other form of love (szeretet).

Although it's funny how szerelem also means (I) am repairing.

It's more funny than how it fits the meaning, but I like this word.

It could be "mahal" too. But that could also mean "expensive".

Almost looks like the word Alaska without the A.