Geek Love Song v1.1

"I Love You" in different Geek Languages.

Because my pronunciation was wrong for Toki Pona, I patched this vid to v1.1.

http://geeklovesongs.com

LYRICS:
So many ways to say "I Love You"
In different languages across the land.
You haven't heard them all so I'll tell you
As only as a true geek can.

"Ich Liebe Dich" is german geeky for their boardgames
In Latin (and Italian) it is "Te amo"
"mi olin e sina" is the phrase in Toki Pona,
"Mi amas vin" in Esperanto

"Linnon am meleth vin"
In Sindarin means "I sing because I love you"
"Ag EE OO P" is what you type.
For Alliance and the Horde to talk to.

To stick with Elvish we have "Tye mela'ne"
Yet another language that Tolkien made.
"Usstan ssinssrigg ilta" spoken in Drowish
A DnD type of elf you played.

"I Love You, I would date with you", by Tatewaki Kuno
Not a different language, but it's good enough
"hato daisuki" is japanese but geeky cuz
Otakus really love their weird stuff.

"Eep Op Ork Ah Ah"'
From saturday morning cartoons
"Ie ovele ouye" too,
From way back when I was in grade 2.

"Wani ra yana ro aisha" in Vulcan
In Klingon it's "qaparHa" which sorta sounds like a threat
"I-jol au" is Romulan but not exactly canon
In case we make the fanboys upset.

"Ni kar'tayli gar darasuum" is Mandalorian
In another galaxy, long gone by
If you speak in Huttese you say "Uma ji muna"
On Dagobah it's, "Love you, do I"

'10 Print "I love you" 20 Goto 10'
My first program, as a child
['I pointer method love parameter you' - syntax not accepted in this desc]
I bet your hormones are going wild.

"U can has love, k thx bai"
I display lolcat finery.
"I Less Than Three U" AND....
0110100101101100011011110111011001100101 011110010110111101110101
I love you in binary!

Category:

Music

Tags:

• geek
• love
• song
• humor
• humour
• funny
• languages
• valentine
• valentines

[tahkevin]

U are not lame

[EElumir]

@tahkevin *laugh* :D Thanks!

[l3usStop]

1:18 "hato daisuki" means "I like pigeons"

[EElumir]

@l3usStop Yes! :D It's an inside joke... sorry.

[SkittlezInzanity]

Actually, since Vulcans aren't exactly comfortable with public displays of affection, the proper phrase is, "Taluhk nash-veh k'dular." which translates into, "I cherish thee." It is the only declaration of love between bondmates that is accepted by Vulcan society.

Not dissing on your awesome song, just thought you might be interested to know. =)

[EElumir]

@SkittlezInzanity That is good to know! So when would the other phrase be used?

[Mjaszczur]

Less than three this video :)

[666superstar]

This is...just amazing. Great job man!

[rzajc]

the commodore 64 i love you code rules!!!! :)

[TheBlaznPhoenix]

awesome. I love it.

[nateslovebug]

@SkittlezInzanity That's kinda interesting. That's almost opposite to our Western Culture and English. I tell many people that I love them, and I do: friends, family, friends that are pretty much family, in-laws I'm trying to bond with... But I think I would only sincerely say "I cherish you" to one person: My husband. Now, I'm sure that will change when we have kids, and I cherish them, but it still strikes me as odd.

[NASHBPRD]

You are the epitome of awesomeness =D

[phr4nk3rd00d13]

ti amo - italian xD

[abeastusername5]

Pig latin version is wrong. Its " Iway Ovelay Youway "

[nanotektor]

Aishiteru (written in romaji) means "I love you" in japanese or literally "to love"