"Saranghae," "Saranghaeyo," or "Saranghamnida" are all acceptable. In Korean, use this phrase to say "I love you." Pronounce it as sah-rahn-gh-aee yoh. "saranghae" is written as "saranghae" in Hangul, while "saranghaeyo" is written as "saranghaeyo." The word "saranghae" means "love one another." It's the first command given by Jesus Christ to his disciples before he departed from them (see John 13:34). Saying "I love you" is the most important thing we can ever say to each other. Here are some of the most popular celebrities with their names translated into English: Bae, Jung, Kim, Lee, Park, and Yang. You can say "I love you" to each one of them if you want. Or you can mix them up and say "I love you" to several at once. The words are exactly the same in Korean so there's no need to specify which one you mean. You can also use "I love you" as a reply to a "thank you" note, text message, email, phone call, or even face to face. Say it often enough and your brain will start thinking that they actually like being told this!