Positive words, in other languages, starting with D?

valentines day isnt about having sex  to make someone special . you sound like you want to do it with her . letting you know not every girls you met doesnt think about having sex or playing around with on any holidays not either on valentine day. if she is a different race and her clulture is different from yours then better not think about it. you should be happy what ever you ready got her flowers and candies and a card , making special dinner together spending time together that find she might dont feel like to messing around. its you and her dedicate . but if she doesnt want to then dont push her to do something she isnt ready. 

dashuri (love) in Albanian

In Romanian dragoste (love)

In English devoted, darling, dearest, dumpling

why d? that is so fcking odd and weird... stupid gift. 

also, google is a thing....

why barrow it to just a D

Just say I love you

Arabic (modern) - Ana uhibbuka (ah-nah oo-heh-boo-ka), Uhibbuki (oo-heh-boo-kee)

Danish - Jeg elsker dig (yay els-ka dah)

Dutch - Ik hou van jou (ick how fan yow)

Finnish - Mina rakastan sinua (mee-na rah-ka-stahn see-noo-ah)

French - Je t'aime (Zhuh tem)

German - Ich liebe dich (Ick leebuh dik)

Greek - S'agapo (seg-app-oh)

Hawaiian - Aloha wau ia 'oe (a-loh-ha vaoo ea-ah oh-eh)

Italian - Ti amo (Tee ah-mo)

Japanese - Aishiteru (ay-she-tay-ee-roo)

Korean - Sarang hae (sa-rang-hey)

Mandarin - Wo ai ni (Wuh eye nee)

Polish - Kocham cie (ko-ham che)

Portuguese - Amo-te (ah-muh-tuh), Eu te amo (oo chee ah-moh)

Romanian- Te lubesc (tay you-besk)

Russian - Ya lyublyu tebya (Yay loo-bloo teb-yeh)

Slovak - Lubim ta (loo-bim tiah)

Spanish - Te quiero (Tay key-aero), Te amo (Tay-ah-mo)

Swahili - Naku penda (nah-koo pen-dah)

Swedish - Jag älskar dig (Ya ell-scar dey)

Spanish: la devoción (devotion)

Greek: diadem (crown or tiara)

Dulce (Sweet in spanish)

Dedicada (Dedicated in spanish)

Dama (Lady in spanish)