Snark aside, no one says kocham ciebie, they say kocham cię "KOH-hahm chyeh" The answer is "Ja ciebie też" (Yah CHYEH-byeh TESH, literally "I you too".
The ch in kocham is somewhere between ch in Bach (or loch) and English h in happy. The vowels are like Spanish or Italian but -ie = ye (the y is pronounced together with the consonant in front of it).
Merged: Spelling Help Please? ("I love you, give me a kiss")
When I was young my Grandmother taught me how to say "I love you, give me a kiss" In Polish (I wish she had taught me more), though I know how to say it and know what it means... I have NO clue how to spell it in Polish...
When I was young my Grandmother taught me how to say "I love you, give me a kiss" In Polish (I wish she had taught me more), though I know how to say it and know what it means... I have NO clue how to spell it in Polish...
say something funny like:
'Kocham cię takkkkk! Buziaczki!!' (or as my mother would say: pocaluj minia) lol